eclipses.app
Total solar eclipse seen from Earth with the Sun's corona visible

SOLAR ECLIPSES · 2026 · 2027 · 2028

Three eclipses crossing Spain

Visibility calculator with real terrain data. Discover the exact spots where you'll see each eclipse — and the ones blocked by the horizon.

  • NO SIGNUP
  • 5 LANGUAGES
  • OPEN DATA

WHY ECLIPSES.APP

Clear visibility. Confident decisions.

Four pillars that set eclipses.app apart from any generic eclipse map.

Real terrain horizon

Digital elevation models (DEM 30m). We compute what's in front of you, not just where the Sun is.

Score 0–100

A clear grade to compare locations: eclipse type, horizon margin, duration and clouds.

Open data

560 cities analyzed. Downloadable report. Dataset available for press and associations.

5 languages

Spanish, English, French, German and Japanese. Data per city and region.

The numbers behind the experience

461

cities will see totality in 2026

379

will experience the «eclipsed sunset»

140

will see totality before sunset

3

eclipses analysed through 2028

Stats for the eclipse of August 12, 2026

Read the full report

AS EASY AS THIS

Three steps to know what you'll see

  1. 1

    Choose your location

    Search an address, enter coordinates or pick a point on the map.

  2. 2

    We compute the real horizon

    We analyse the terrain, the Sun and the eclipse path for that day.

  3. 3

    Discover what you'll see

    We tell you whether the eclipse will be clearly visible from your location, with a score, duration and a study of the surrounding terrain.

Try it from your location

We'll take you to the simulator with your point loaded and ready to compute.

FOR WHOM

Designed for those who look up

PRO TRAVELER · €6.99

Make it even better with PRO

One-time payment · No subscription · 14-day refund

See plans
  • 5-location comparator

    Decide at a glance where to stand.

  • Pre-eclipse alerts

    7-day, 72 h and 24 h reminders with your plan attached.

  • Printable PDF

    Full offline plan to take with you.

PRO PHOTOGRAPHER · €14.99

Arrive with every exposure planned

One-time payment · No subscription · 14-day refund

See PRO Photographer
  • Up to 3 cameras compared

    Sensor, focal length, filter and FOV in parallel.

  • Phase-by-phase exposures

    Recommendations based on Espenak's Q-formula.

  • Minute-by-minute timeline

    When to swap filter, open up, stop down or shoot bracketing.

PRO ASTRONOMY · €14.99

Understand the eclipse, not just watch it

Technical data · Global map · Stellarium .ssc

See PRO Astronomy
  • Besselian elements

    Polynomials x, y, sin d, cos d, μ + γ + saros for the eclipse in detail.

  • Global eclipse map

    Visibility beyond Spain. Plate carrée + magnitude bands.

  • Export to Stellarium

    .ssc script with your observer and the 5 contacts. Opens in Stellarium.

Frequently asked questions

  • When is the next total eclipse visible from Spain?

    On August 12, 2026 at sunset. It will be the first total eclipse visible from peninsular Spain since 1905. The path of totality crosses the north and centre-east. Another, longer total comes on August 2, 2027, and an annular eclipse on January 26, 2028 in the southeast.

  • How is eclipses.app different from other eclipse apps?

    We compute visibility against the real terrain horizon, not the geometric horizon. We use the Copernicus 30m digital elevation model: if a mountain blocks the Sun at the end of totality, the verdict reflects it. It's the difference between knowing «in theory you'll see it» and knowing «from your exact spot, you will or won't».

  • Do I need special glasses to view the eclipse?

    Yes, during the entire partial phase. Only ISO 12312-2 certified glasses are safe: regular sunglasses are NOT enough, nor looking through cameras, binoculars or telescopes without a solar filter. Only during the few minutes of totality can you look with the naked eye — but that moment only happens if you are inside the path of totality.

  • Can I see the eclipse from my city?

    It depends on your latitude and your local western horizon. Open the simulator with your location: we tell you whether the Sun will be above the terrain during the critical contact, the percentage of the solar disc that will be obscured, and at what time. For August 12, 2026 the eclipse will be at least partial from anywhere in Spain.

  • Why does the real horizon (terrain) matter?

    On August 12, 2026, the Sun will be only a few degrees above the horizon when totality happens. A 200m hill a few kilometres away is enough to block it. Computing against the real terrain avoids the classic mistake of planning a trip and discovering on the day that your spot has a ridge to the west.

  • Is the app free?

    Yes, the simulator with per-location visibility is free and no signup is required. Paid plans (PRO Traveler €6.99, PRO Photographer €14.99, PRO Astronomy €14.99, Eclipse Pass €24.99) add alerts, exports, technical data and advanced tools. One-time payment, no subscription, 14-day refund.

Where to stay in Spain

For the August 12 eclipse. Recommended stay: Aug 10–14, 2026.

Search lodging on Booking

Affiliate link · no extra cost to you

DON'T MISS IT.

Will you see the eclipse from your location?

Find out where you'll see each eclipse in under a second. Free.

Open simulator

Notify me when 2027 and 2028 data is updated

Get notified if the cloud forecast changes before August 12.

No spam. Unsubscribe at any time.