Total Solar Eclipse 2027

On 2 August 2027 the Moon's shadow sweeps from southern Spain across North Africa to Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Horn of Africa — up to ~6 minutes of totality, the longest on easily accessible land until 2114.

Total Solar Eclipse 2027 gives you NASA-grade predictions for any spot on the path:

• Live countdown to first contact, totality and last contact at your exact location
• Interactive path map — the band of totality across ten countries, with curated viewing sites from Cadiz to Luxor to Mecca
• Contact times computed from NASA/GSFC Besselian elements, shown in each place's own local timezone
• Clear TOTALITY vs PARTIAL distinction — know before you travel whether your spot sees the corona
• Compass and sky visualiser pointing you at the Sun at every phase
• Eye-safety guide: naked-eye viewing is safe only during totality; at all other times use ISO 12312-2 certified solar filters

PRO (one-time unlock):
• Multi-City Trip Planner — every city on the path ranked by clear-sky odds and totality length, with local timing and Sun height side by side
• Sky Conditions & Cloud Forecast — historical clear-sky odds and live forecasts for your spot
• Eclipse-Day Alerts — glasses ON/OFF tones and voice guide, fully offline
• Photography Assistant, Perseid planner, personalised Eclipse Record

Works fully offline on eclipse day. Madrid, Casablanca, Cairo and the Gulf see a deep partial eclipse — the app shows exactly how deep, and where to go for totality.

Recent changes:
• Smoke and haze are now judged for the high Sun of 2027: the eclipse visibility score, the map's haze markers and the wildfire warning on your line to the Sun all follow the smoke card's verdict
• Fewer false haze warnings at desert sites, where the Sun stands high at totality
• Sky Conditions is simpler: the sunset colour gauge has gone; sunset, golden hour and blue hour times remain