August 12, 2026 · Spain

Ibiza: 2026 solar eclipse

Final landfall — ~1m 5s of totality with the sun just 3° up, turning the Mediterranean sky to impossible dusk at 8:30 PM.

Eclipse type

Total

Central phase

1m 04s

Maximum (local)

20:33 GMT+2

Coordinates

38.9098°N, 1.4303°E

Local circumstances

The eclipse's final landfall — totality ends over the Mediterranean at 18:34 UTC. Ibiza sees roughly 1 minute 5 seconds of totality with the sun just 3° above the horizon, turning the sky an impossible dusk at 8:30 PM in peak summer. Historically clear August skies make this one of the most dramatic viewing spots on the path.

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Viewing safety

Use ISO 12312-2 certified solar viewers for every partial phase. Only during totality (when the Moon fully covers the Sun) is it safe to look without a filter, and only if you are inside the path.

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Nearby path locations

Zaragoza

Best clear-sky odds on mainland Spain — 1m 24s of totality at 20:29, sun low over the Ebro valley.

Certified eclipse glasses for this path

ISO 12312-2 solar viewers for families, schools, and trip groups. Inspect filters before eclipse day.

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