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Total solar eclipse of 2 August 2027 in Spain

Monday 2 August 2027, mid-morning (Spanish time, UTC+2)

For the first time since 1905 the Moon's shadow crosses southern Spain: totality covers Cádiz, much of Málaga, the south of Granada and Almería, Ceuta and Melilla. Outside that band the eclipse is partial everywhere in Spain, with the Sun deeply covered.

The path of totality

MadridSevillaMálagaCádizGranadaAlmeríaCeutaMelillaValenciaLisboaMarbellaTarifaJerezAlgecirasHuelvaTángerCórdobaMurcia

The golden band is where the Sun is completely covered; the line is its centre. Computed.

How long totality lasts

The towns of 15,000 people and more inside the path, by duration. Totality is longest near the centre line and lasts only seconds at the edge.

The longest totality on Spanish soil: 4:48 in Ceuta.

PlaceTotalityBegins (Spanish time)
Ceuta4:4810:45:14
Tarifa4:3810:45:01
Melilla4:3410:48:06
Algeciras4:2710:45:20
Gibraltar4:2610:45:27
La Línea de la Concepción4:2310:45:30
Los Barrios4:2010:45:21
San Roque4:1710:45:31
Barbate4:1610:44:54
Conil de la Frontera4:0010:44:52
Estepona3:3710:46:12
Chiclana de la Frontera3:2910:45:08
San Pedro Alcántara3:2310:46:31
Marbella3:1610:46:43
San Fernando3:1210:45:13
Fuengirola3:1010:47:04
Puerto Real2:5510:45:24
Cádiz2:5410:45:17
Mijas2:5110:47:15
Benalmádena2:5110:47:19
Arroyo de la Miel2:5010:47:22
Torremolinos2:4210:47:29
Alhaurín el Grande2:3010:47:22
El Puerto de Santa María2:2810:45:36
Alhaurín de la Torre2:2210:47:36
Coín2:2110:47:22
Rota2:1110:45:37
Ubrique2:0010:46:45
Rincón de la Victoria1:5510:48:10
Cártama1:5410:47:45
Almuñécar1:5210:48:54
Málaga1:5110:48:02
Adra1:4610:49:47
Motril1:4110:49:13
Torre del Mar1:4110:48:31
Jerez de la Frontera1:3710:46:10
Roquetas de Mar1:3510:50:23
Nerja1:3510:48:50
Torrox1:3010:48:47
El Ejido1:2310:50:14
Ronda1:1810:47:27
Vélez-Málaga1:0310:48:50
Arcos de la Frontera0:4010:47:02

The rest of Spain and the Canary Islands

Outside the path the eclipse is partial. The full city table with times: Total solar eclipse of 2 August 2027

Watching safely

Never look at the Sun without eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2), not even when it is almost completely covered, and never through binoculars or a camera without a solar filter. Only during the brief total phase is it safe to look without protection.

See the eclipse on the star map for your place