We help people enjoy the Eclipse safely.
Everything you need to know about the August 12 Solar Eclipse, all in one place.
Learn when and where to watch it, how to view it safely, and get your CERTIFIED ECLIPSE GLASSES so you can enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime event with complete peace of mind.
Everything you need for the eclipse is right here!
Certified sunglasses, safety tips, and the best viewing spots in Spain, all in one place.
About the Eclipse
- What is a solar eclipse
- Why the August 12 eclipse is special
- Interesting facts
- Types of solar eclipse
Our Safety Guide
- ISO 12312-2 explained
- Common Mistakes
- Why looking at the eclipse with no glasses is dangerous
- Children Safety
Best Viewing Locations
- Best Places in Each City
- Chance of clear sky
- Crowd level
- Parking and Accessibility
Certified Eclipse Glasses
- How we select our recommendation
- Table of Recommended Eclipse Glasses
- How to identify Certified Solar Eclipse Glasses
- Certification Guide
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Have you checked everything? Take a look at our checklist!
Certified ISO 12312-2 glasses
Make sure your eclipse glasses are certified and free of scratches or damage before the big day.
Don’t have them yet? Buy them here
Pick your viewing spot in advance
Find a location with a clear view to the west (the sun will be low) — no buildings, trees, or mountains blocking your line of sight.
Check out the best places to see it here
Check local timing
Confirm the exact start, totality, and end times for your specific location (times vary by area).
Check the start time for your location here
Arrive early
Get to your chosen spot at least 30–60 minutes ahead of time, especially if crowds or traffic are expected.
Check the crowd level, accessibility, and parking information here
Check the weather forecast
Monitor cloud cover in the days before, and if possible, have a backup location ready in case of overcast skies.
Check the weather for each location recommended here
Solar filters for cameras & binoculars
Planning to take photos? Use certified solar filters on your camera, phone, or binoculars — never point them at the sun without protection.
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FAQs
What is the August 12 solar eclipse?
The August 12 solar eclipse is a major astronomical event visible across Spain. Depending on your location, you’ll be able to see a partial or total eclipse.
Do I need eclipse glasses to watch the eclipse?
Yes. You should always use ISO 12312-2 certified when looking directly at the Sun during the Eclipse.
Where can I buy certified eclipse glasses?
You can purchase certified eclipse glasses through our recommended Amazon products to ensure safe viewing.
Where will the eclipse be visible in Spain?
The eclipse will be visible across Spain, with viewing conditions varying by location.