Choose between coast, inland and elevated points inside the path.
August 2, 2027
Total solar eclipse
The total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027 will be the great southern eclipse. In Spain, totality will be concentrated in Ceuta, Melilla and parts of Andalusia.
Main challenge
Narrower and busier path
The Spanish path will be more limited and likely very busy. The value is in comparing nearby points with good visibility, reasonable access and room to move.
Main areas
Where it will be seen best
Totality will reach Ceuta, Melilla, most of Cadiz, much of Malaga and southern areas of Granada and Almeria. Elsewhere in Spain it will be partial, with high obscuration.
This page summarizes the event at a regional scale. To choose a specific point, open the simulator and check score, horizon and local trajectory.
Totality in southern Spain.
Very interesting durations in Ceuta and Melilla.
A narrower Spanish path than in 2026.
Mobility planning and alternatives will be especially important.
Plan your observation
Best viewpoints by region and province
Top-rated viewpoints by autonomous community, province or island, combining astronomy and real horizon.
AndalusiaTotality
AsturiasPartial
Canary IslandsPartial
CantabriaPartial
Castile and LeónPartial
Castile-La ManchaPartial
CeutaTotality
La RiojaPartial
MadridPartial
MelillaTotality
MurciaPartial
NavarrePartial
How TresEclipses helps
From the general map to a concrete decision
The simulator lets you compare nearby points, review the horizon and prepare alternatives before eclipse day.
Find alternatives to the most obvious crowded areas.
Compare duration, access and horizon before deciding.
Check your observing point
Select the eclipse, click the map or search for a location. The score helps order options, but the final decision should also consider safety, permissions, weather and real access.