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On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will occur, with Mallorca, particularly places like Port de Sóller offering an exceptional vantage point to witness this rare astronomical event. Eclipse Details: Date and Time: The eclipse will take place on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. In Palma, the partial phase begins at 7:38 PM, reaching totality at 8:31 PM, and concluding by 8:49 PM. Duration of Totality: Observers in Mallorca can expect approximately 1 minute and 36 seconds of totality. Viewing Conditions: Sun’s Position: The eclipse will occur near sunset, with the Sun positioned low on the western horizon. A location with an unobstructed western view is essential for optimal observation. Weather Considerations: August in Mallorca typically offers clear skies, enhancing the likelihood of favorable viewing conditions. Prime Viewing Locations: During totality, the Sun will be just above the western horizon, making locations with unobstructed western views , such as Port de Sóller , ideal for observation. Other prime viewing spots on the island include Formentor , Sant Elm , and Palma , all offering clear western vistas. Given the anticipated influx of visitors for this rare event, it’s advisable to secure accommodations and a viewing plan well in advance. Safety Reminder: Observing a solar eclipse requires proper eye protection. Ensure you use eclipse glasses or other certified solar viewing methods to safeguard your eyes during the event. This eclipse presents a unique opportunity to witness a total solar eclipse in a picturesque Mediterranean setting. Planning ahead will enhance your experience of this celestial spectacle.