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2027 eclipse in Portugal

Portugal is outside the path of totality and sees a partial eclipse on 2 August 2027.

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Key

Path of totality The Sun is fully covered here
Centre line Where totality lasts longest across the width of the path
Share of the Sun covered Contours from 10% to 90% in the partial zone
Edge of the partial eclipse No eclipse is visible beyond this line

Tap anywhere on the map to see the eclipse at that spot, or search for a town. The shaded band is where the Sun is fully covered; everywhere else sees a partial eclipse.

Partialtype of eclipse
78.7%–99.2%of the Sun covered across the cities listed
184places with a page

Largest places

City	Sun covered	To totality
Lisbon	92.5%	237 km
Porto	82.5%	502 km
Braga	80.9%	546 km
Amadora	92.4%	241 km
Coimbra	86.5%	396 km
Leiria	88.4%	348 km
Setúbal	93.4%	213 km
Funchal	97.1%	109 km
Viseu	84.7%	444 km
Queluz	92.3%	242 km
Cacém	92.3%	243 km
Aveiro	84.6%	447 km
Vila Nova de Gaia	82.6%	499 km
Faro	99.2%	40 km
Algueirão	92.2%	247 km
Loures	92.1%	249 km
Felgueiras	81.7%	524 km
Rio de Mouro	92.3%	243 km
Odivelas	92.2%	245 km
Évora	93.5%	211 km
Amora	92.9%	227 km
Corroios	92.9%	228 km
Barreiro	92.8%	230 km
Monsanto	89.6%	316 km
Rio Tinto	82.4%	505 km
São Domingos de Rana	92.5%	236 km
Figueira da Foz	86.7%	393 km
Lumiar	92.3%	243 km
Paranhos	82.4%	505 km
Ponte de Lima	79.9%	570 km
Olival	92.3%	243 km
Santo António dos Olivais	86.5%	398 km
Sesimbra	93.7%	206 km
Guimarães	81.4%	533 km
Guarda	85.4%	426 km
Ermesinde	82.3%	509 km
Santo Ovídio	82.7%	498 km
Portimão	98.8%	57 km
Damaia	92.4%	241 km
Benfica	92.4%	241 km

Showing the 40 largest of 184 places outside the path.

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