A Coruña
Gateway to the 2026 eclipse path in Galicia. The shadow makes landfall here, offering a dramatic view of totality arriving from the Atlantic. The city's Tower of Hercules provides a unique vantage point.
1m16s
Totality Duration
LCG
Airport
52%
Avg Cloud Cover (Aug)
19°C
Avg Temp (Aug)
Viewing the Eclipse from A Coruña
A Coruña lies inside the official path. IGN local circumstances give approximately 1m16s of totality.
The eclipse will occur in the evening (around 20:15-20:35 CEST), with the Sun relatively low on the western horizon. Choose a viewing spot with a clear western horizon for the best experience.
Source: IGN official local circumstances. Verify the exact municipality and viewing coordinates before travelling.
Weather Outlook
August in A Coruña typically has 52% average cloud cover and temperatures around 19°C. Coastal cloud is a risk. Consider having a backup inland location.
Getting Here
A Coruña has its own airport (LCG) with domestic and some international connections. For more flight options, consider flying into a major hub (Madrid or Barcelona) and taking a train or renting a car.
Where to Stay
We recommend booking accommodation well in advance. Hotels within the path of totality will fill up quickly as the eclipse approaches.
Eclipse Day Tips for {city.name}
- Arrive at your viewing spot at least 1 hour before first contact
- Bring plenty of water — August temperatures can exceed 35°C
- Have your eclipse glasses ready and inspected
- Consider bringing a blanket or portable chair
- Check local astronomy groups for organized viewing events
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