Where and when will the next total solar eclipse be visible?

After the echo of the last solar eclipse , the gaze is already on the next great astronomical phenomenon that will be visible in less than a year's time: the entire solar eclipse of August 2, 2027.

Cadiz and Malaga, two places that many astronomy enthusiasts consider suitable for observation, are already full of accommodation. From the Basque Country, too, many travellers have planned their trip to Andalusiabeforehand.

Hotels, apartments and other accommodations are becoming increasingly scarce by this time, as interest in seeing this phenomenon live in broad daylight is growing, and the eclipse will take place around 11 a.m.

In Tarifa, one of the privileged areas of observation, the total eclipse phase will last approximately 4 minutes and 40 seconds , a spectacle that will attract many astronomical enthusiasts and professionals to southern Spain.

Astrophysicists, too, have been preparing their voyages for months. For those who seek a longer duration, Egypt will be one of the most remarkable destinations, where complete darkness will come about noon, and may last up to six minutes .

The date is already marked on the calendar, and for many, the race to find the best place to see the 2027 eclipse has begun.