Spain · August 12, 2026
The eclipse from Palma de Mallorca
Yes — Palma de Mallorca is inside the path of totality. The Moon fully covers the Sun for 1m 36s, low over the western horizon. Protection can come off for those few seconds only.
Local timings
All times are local (CEST).
- Partial begins
- 19:38
- Maximum eclipse
- 20:31
- Partial ends
- 21:22
- Totality lasts
- 1m 36s
- Sun covered
- 100%
- Sun altitude at maximum
- 2.6°
Sun just 2.6° above the horizon during totality — an unobstructed west-facing sea horizon is essential.
How to watch it here
- The Sun is only ~2.6° above the horizon at maximum. Find a spot with a completely clear view to the west — a hilltop, a rooftop, or a west-facing shore.
- Wear certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses for the whole partial phase. Read the safety guide.
- Arrive early: the partial phase opens around 19:38 — settle in before the light starts to change.