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L’éclipse du 12 août 2026 est passée

Les informations ci-dessous décrivent l’événement de 2026. Pour la prochaine éclipse solaire totale, consultez notre guide du 2 août 2027 : la trajectoire et les horaires sont différents.

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Logroño & La Rioja, Spain

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Éclipse solaire totale · 12 August 2026

Where to watch the 2026 total solar eclipse in Logroño & La Rioja

Logroño is comfortably inside the 2026 path of totality, with well over a minute of the corona, the open Ebro valley for a clean western horizon, and the better August odds of the sheltered Rioja basin.

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Début de la totalité~20:28 CESTLogroño & La Rioja · 12 Aug 2026
Duréeabout 1 minute 24 secondsMeasured for the city centre; a few seconds either way depending on exactly where you stand. Logroño & La Rioja is inside the path of totality.
Hauteur du Soleil~8° above the WNW horizonbas à l'ouest, proche du coucher de soleil
Couverture100% (total)Logroño & La Rioja is inside the path of totality — the corona is briefly visible with the naked eye during the total phase only.
Probabilité de ciel dégagé Usually favourable · ≈70%The Ebro basin is hot and dry in August with generally clear evening skies. The main risk is late-day convective cloud over the surrounding sierras drifting across a low Sun.
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Logroño is comfortably inside the 2026 path of totality, with well over a minute of the corona, the open Ebro valley for a clean western horizon, and the better August odds of the sheltered Rioja basin.

Below: Logroño's exact timings, the riverside and vineyard viewpoints, why the Ebro valley is a decent weather bet, and how it compares with the Basque cities to the north.

Le déroulé

Quand l'éclipse a lieu

~19:33 CESTDébut de la phase partielle — première morsure dans le Soleil
~20:28 CESTTotalité — about 1 minute 24 seconds. Lunettes à retirer seulement en cas de totalité.
~21:15 CESTPartial ends near sunset (~21:15 CEST)

Totality is centred on ~20:28 CEST with the Sun only about 8° above the west-northwest horizon, so an open low sightline in that direction matters more than anything else. The Sun sets shortly after, around 21:15.

Où s'installer

Les meilleurs endroits pour observer

Ebro riverbank and Puente de Piedra

Riverside · central

Open water · easy access

The Ebro through Logroño gives the city's most open low sightline, with the water widening the view west and the old bridge as a foreground. The best central option.

Directions

La Grajera park and reservoir

Park · west of city

Open sky · right direction

The park and reservoir on Logroño's western edge look out over open country in exactly the direction that matters, with room to spread out and easy access.

Directions

Vineyard country toward Fuenmayor and Nájera

Rural · open

Clean WNW horizon

West of the city the Rioja vineyards roll away with wide open skies and very little to block a low Sun — arguably the most attractive setting for totality in the region.

Directions

Monte Cantabria viewpoint

Elevated · north of river

Height over the city

The hill across the Ebro lifts you above Logroño for a panoramic view over the valley and toward the setting Sun. A short climb with a big payoff.

Directions

West toward Haro / the central line

Longer totality

Meaningfully more time

Totality lengthens westward up the Ebro. Around Haro and the upper Rioja you gain appreciable seconds while staying in the same open vineyard country.

Directions

Check the official regional eclipse pages and local council announcements closer to the date — many towns on the path are organising designated viewing sites with capacity limits.

Plan your trip

Where to stay near the eclipse

Accommodation around the viewing area for eclipse night (11–13 Aug 2026). Compare hotels and rentals live on the map below.

La météo

Le ciel sera-t-il dégagé ?

The Rioja basin sits in the lee of the Sierra de Cantabria, sheltered from Atlantic cloud, and August evenings are typically warm and clear — markedly better odds than the coast.

The Sun is around 7 degrees up, so the sierra to the north-west is worth checking from your chosen spot.

The open Ebro valley to the west is the reliable answer.

Planifier la journée

Votre checklist pour le jour de l'éclipse

  • Certified ISO 12312-2 / CE eclipse glasses — one pair per person
  • An open west-northwest horizon — the Sun is only ~8° up
  • Arrive early — totality is only ~1m 24s and won't wait
  • Scout your viewpoint the evening before, at the same time of day
  • Check the cloud forecast in the final 48 hours
  • A hill, ridge or open plain with nothing blocking the WNW
  • Don't spend ~1m 24s of totality fiddling with a camera
  • Glasses back on the instant the Sun's edge returns

Observer en toute sécurité

Quelle que soit votre façon d'observer, faites-le en sécurité

Tous les produits Absolute Eclipse sont certifiés de façon indépendante et fabriqués dans l'UE. Les lunettes ne s'enlèvent que pendant la totalité — gardez-les pendant toute la phase partielle.

  • Certifié ISO 12312-2
  • CE · UE 2016/425 EPI
  • Fabriqué et expédié dans l'UE
Most popular Pour tous et les groupes Lunettes d'éclipse en papier 53 designs, à l'unité et en lots de 2/6/10 — le choix économique pour tout le groupe. dès 4,99 € Boutique → Want to be seen Glow-in-the-Dark frames Phosphorescent frames that light up as the sky dims. Reusable for 2027. dès €22.00 Boutique → You wear prescription glasses Clip-On filters Flip-up hinge clips straight onto your everyday frames. No swapping mid-eclipse. dès €19.85 Boutique → You wear prescription glasses Fit-Over glasses Oversized frames worn straight over your own glasses. Full coverage, no clipping. dès €19.95 Boutique → Pour télescope ou appareil photo Filtres solaires en feuille Film solaire OD 5,6 pour télescopes, jumelles et objectifs d'appareil photo. dès 11,85 € Boutique →

Vous observez en groupe ? Lots familles et revendeurs → Les stocks certifiés se réduisent à l'approche du 12 août.

Réponses rapides

FAQ sur l'éclipse en Logroño & La Rioja

Does Logroño & La Rioja get a total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026?
Yes. Logroño & La Rioja is inside the path of totality and sees a genuine total eclipse lasting about 1 minute 24 seconds, with 100% of the Sun covered. Outside the path — even a short distance away — the eclipse is only partial, which is a completely different experience.
What time is the eclipse in Logroño & La Rioja?
The partial phase begins at about 19:33 CEST. Totality is centred on roughly 20:28 CEST, with the Sun about 8° above the west-northwest horizon. The Sun sets at around 21:15 CEST, so the whole event happens low in the evening sky.
Where should I watch from in Logroño & La Rioja?
Because the Sun is only about 8° above the horizon, the single most important thing is an open, unobstructed view to the west-northwest. A building, ridge or treeline in that direction will hide the eclipse entirely, so choose your spot for its western sightline rather than its scenery.
Do I still need eclipse glasses in Logroño & La Rioja?
Yes. Throughout the partial phases — over an hour before and after totality — you must wear certified ISO 12312-2 / CE eclipse glasses. You may remove them only during the ~1m 24s of totality itself, and must put them back on the instant the Sun's edge reappears.
Is Logroño a good base for the 2026 eclipse?
It is a strong one. Logroño gets well over a minute of totality, sits in the open Ebro valley with easy western horizons, and the Rioja basin is sheltered enough to have better August prospects than the Basque coast an hour north. It is also a comfortable city to stay in.
Will the weather be clear in Logroño & La Rioja on eclipse day?
The Ebro basin is hot and dry in August with generally clear evening skies. The main risk is late-day convective cloud over the surrounding sierras drifting across a low Sun.

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Sources : timeanddate.com · nationaleclipse.com · eclipsophile.com (météo) · Gobierno de Aragón · BBC Sky at Night. Les heures sont locales (CEST).