Cádiz
One of Europe's oldest cities, Cádiz is where the eclipse shadow enters Spain. Watch totality from the ancient sea walls or the beaches of La Caleta. Good duration and great weather make it a top pick for eclipse chasers.
2m54s
Totality Duration
XRY
Airport
10%
Avg Cloud Cover (Aug)
27°C
Avg Temp (Aug)
Viewing the Eclipse from Cádiz
Cádiz lies inside the path of totality. IGN local circumstances give approximately 2m54s of totality.
The eclipse occurs mid-morning (around 10:30-11:00 CEST), with the Sun high in the sky. This means excellent viewing conditions from almost any location with a clear sky.
Source: IGN official eclipse information. Verify the exact municipality before booking a viewing site.
Weather Outlook
August in Cádiz has a historical average cloud cover of 10% and temperatures around 27°C. These averages help with early planning but do not predict visibility at eclipse time; keep a backup and use official short-range forecasts.
Getting Here
Cádiz has its own airport (XRY). The Costa del Sol is one of Europe's best-connected holiday destinations with direct flights from most European capitals.
Where to Stay
This will be the most sought-after eclipse in European history. Book accommodation as far in advance as possible — at least 12-18 months ahead.