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Puigpunyent / Eclipse 2027

2 August 2027 · late morning

The eclipse
over the valley.

On 2 August 2027 the Moon will cover about nine tenths of the Sun as seen from Mallorca. Totality falls across southern Spain, a short flight away. Here is what to expect in Puigpunyent and how to watch it safely.

About 90%Mallorca · partial
100%Southern Spain · total

What Puigpunyent will see

A deep partial
eclipse.

At 90% the daylight turns strange and silvery, but the Sun is never safe to look at.

Mallorca sits outside the path of totality, so the whole island sees a partial eclipse. Published estimates for viewpoints across the island put the obscuration at roughly 89 to 90%, with the deepest point a little before 11:00 in the morning. Puigpunyent can expect much the same.

The eclipse comes in late morning, with the Sun well up in the south-eastern sky. Any open terrace, field or summit with a clear view that way will work: the church terrace in Galilea, the village square, or Galatzó itself for those who start walking at dawn.

Exact local times are published by the Instituto Geográfico Nacional nearer the date. We will update this page and send the details to the newsletter.

Chasing totality

Where the Sun
goes out.

  • TotalCeuta and Melilla, almost all of Cádiz, much of Málaga, and southern parts of Granada and Almería.
  • PartialThe rest of Spain, including Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera, with high obscuration.
  • Getting thereAndalusia is a short flight from Palma. Flights and rooms in the path of totality will sell out, so book early.

In the valley

Watch it
in style.

  • Son NetGran Hotel Son Net lists an eclipse viewing event for 2 August 2027.
  • Your venueHotels, fincas and restaurants planning eclipse breakfasts or packages can list them here. Advertise
  • Stay overMake a weekend of it in the valley. Places to stay

Safety first

Protect
your eyes.

Even with 90% covered, the sliver of Sun that remains is bright enough to damage your eyes permanently, without any pain to warn you.

  • GlassesUse certified eclipse glasses marked ISO 12312-2 for the whole eclipse. Check them for scratches first.
  • Not safeSunglasses, smoked glass, X-ray film and phone screens do not protect you.
  • OpticsNever look through binoculars, a camera or a telescope without a proper solar filter on the front.
  • Easy & safeMake a pinhole viewer from two pieces of card, or hold a colander over paper and watch dozens of tiny crescent Suns appear.
  • ChildrenSupervise them throughout, and keep the glasses on until the eclipse ends.

More information

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ahead.

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