Solar Eclipse 2027
Prepare for August 2, 2027:
information, travel advice and viewing tips
Learn more about the 2027 Solar Eclipse
On August 2, 2027, a total eclipse will take place as the Moon crosses the Sun’s path in South Europe, North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, making it one of the most spectacular solar eclipses of the 21st century, offering millions of people the chance to witness day turn into night.
This eclipse stands out not only for its duration, but also for its accessibility:
The eclipse will last up to 6 minutes and 23 seconds, making it one of the longest of the century
The eclipse path will pass over Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Somalia. Iconic viewing locations such as Luxor, Mecca and Jeddah will experience several minutes of complete darkness at midday, creating an unforgettable experience.
This website will provide you with more information on solar eclipses, a detailed eclipse path for viewing locations, travel inspiration and viewing and photography tips. Enjoy!
Explore the eclipse
Where to watch
Detailed map and information of eclipse path and times.
Country-by-country guides to inspire with the best viewing locations.
Search for travel, accommodation or tours to witness the eclipse.
Weather and visibility forecasts.
About the eclipse
All scientific background you need to understand why an eclipse occurs.
Past and future events.
Viewing & photography tips
All information on safe watching and eye protection.
Photography guide and inspiration with information on suitable telescope and camera gear, photo settings and example photos.
Quick facts about the Solar Eclipse
12
89 million
people live in the total eclipse path
countries in total eclipse path
6 min 23 sec
eclipse duration
Eclipse
Moments captured from past solar eclipses around the world.
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