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Press: the total solar eclipse of 2 August 2027

On 2 August 2027 a total solar eclipse crosses southern Spain, Gibraltar and North Africa. Our free calculator gives the exact times and length of totality for any town. The figures below come from the same calculation. You may quote them with a credit to Smart Telescope Atlas.

Key figures

PlaceTotalityTotality starts (local time)
Luxor (Egypt)6 min 25 s13:01
Ceuta (Spain)4 min 51 s10:45
Tarifa (Spain)4 min 41 s10:44
Algeciras (Spain)4 min 30 s10:45
Gibraltar (Gibraltar)4 min 29 s10:45
Tangier (Morocco)4 min 54 s09:44
Marbella (Spain)3 min 18 s10:46
Cádiz (Spain)2 min 53 s10:45
Málaga (Spain)1 min 51 s10:48
Jerez de la Frontera (Spain)1 min 40 s10:46

Just outside the path: these cities see a deep partial eclipse but no totality. A drive of about an hour south brings totality.

Almería (Spain)partial, 99.9% covered10:51
Granada (Spain)partial, 99.1% covered10:50
Sevilla (Spain)partial, 98.2% covered10:47
Córdoba (Spain)partial, 96.5% covered10:48
Lisboa (Portugal)partial, 92.4% covered09:44
Madrid (Spain)partial, 86.2% covered10:51
Barcelona (Spain)partial, 81.5% covered10:58
Paris (France)partial, 51.1% covered11:01
London (United Kingdom)partial, 41.7% covered10:00
Amsterdam (Netherlands)partial, 37.7% covered11:05

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Quote the figures with the credit "Source: Smart Telescope Atlas (smarttelescopeatlas.com)". Please embed or link the map rather than taking screenshots: the satellite imagery is licensed by Esri. Times are calculated with Astronomy Engine; differences of a few seconds with other sources are normal. How we calculate