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Total solar eclipse 2026 from the sea

Sail at sunset beyond Cape Formentor and experience the total solar eclipse from a privileged location on August 12, 2026.

Last spots

300 €

Free

12 / 08 / 2026

18.00 h.

4 h.

Boat trip to experience the total solar eclipse of 2026 from Cape Formentor.

Depart from Puerto de Pollensa on a unique boat trip to Cape Formentor, one of the best locations in Mallorca to witness the total solar eclipse of 2026 from the sea. This route is designed to enjoy the open horizon and the sunset, sailing along the island’s north coast until reaching a privileged position to observe this historic astronomical phenomenon.

Experience the total solar eclipse of 2026 from the sea in Mallorca

On August 12, 2026, Mallorca will be one of the privileged places in the world to witness a total solar eclipse, and experiencing it from the sea makes this moment truly exceptional.

This special boat trip departs at 6:00 pm from Puerto de Pollensa, sailing calmly along the island’s north coast towards Cape Formentor. During the journey, we will cruise close to the shoreline, passing coves and iconic landscapes of the Serra de Tramuntana, enjoying an outstanding natural setting as the sun begins to sink towards the horizon.

Unlike standard routes, this experience is designed to sail beyond Cape Formentor and reach open sea, offering a completely unobstructed view to the west. This carefully chosen observation point allows you to experience the 2026 total solar eclipse in Mallorca without visual obstacles, in an open, peaceful environment far from crowds.

As sunset progresses, the sky and the sea gradually transform, creating a unique atmosphere in which to witness the Moon slowly covering the Sun until totality is reached. Weather permitting, you will experience one of the most impressive astronomical events of the century, with the eclipsed Sun reflected on the sea and a truly unforgettable light enveloping the landscape.

This experience is designed to be enjoyed at a relaxed pace, in a safe and comfortable setting, whether with family, as a couple, or with friends. It is not just about watching an eclipse, but about experiencing Mallorca from the sea at a moment that will remain etched in your memory.

An exclusive journey, a historic phenomenon, and one of the island’s most iconic landscapes come together in an experience that is hard to repeat: the total solar eclipse of 2026 from the sea in Mallorca.

What is included in this boat trip to see the 2026 solar eclipse 2026 in Mallorca?

The price of this special boat trip to witness the 2026 total solar eclipse from the sea includes:

Round-trip boat journey between Puerto de Pollensa and Cape Formentor
Boat equipped with restroom facilities, shaded covered areas, and an open-air upper deck
Travel insurance included for all passengers
Onboard bar with cold drinks and snacks available

If weather conditions do not allow the boat to depart, you may request a full refund.

Why see the 2026 solar eclipse from the sea in Mallorca

On August 12, 2026, Mallorca will be one of the few places in Europe where a total solar eclipse can be observed. This rare astronomical phenomenon occurs when the Moon aligns perfectly between the Earth and the Sun, completely covering its disk and briefly plunging daylight into a twilight-like darkness.

A unique sunset setting

In Mallorca, the moment of totality—when the Sun is fully covered by the Moon—will take place at sunset. This rare coincidence will create an extraordinary light, transforming both sky and sea into a canvas of intense and unforgettable colors.

Open sea, unobstructed horizon

Watching the eclipse from the sea off the north coast of Mallorca offers a truly privileged perspective. Facing west, the horizon remains wide open, allowing you to follow the eclipse as the Sun approaches the horizon. At the same time, the dramatic cliffs of the Serra de Tramuntana rise alongside the scene, creating a striking contrast between sea, sky, and mountains that frames the moment beautifully.

Mallorca within the path of totality

Mallorca lies fully within the path of totality of the eclipse. This means that across much of the island—including the northern coast and the waters around Cape Formentor—the eclipse will be visible in its complete phase, not just as a partial event.

A historic and extremely rare event

The eclipse of August 12, 2026 will be the first total solar eclipse visible from Spain in more than a century. This alone makes it a historic moment, already attracting significant scientific and tourist interest. The next comparable total eclipse visible from Europe will not occur for many decades, making this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

A visual and emotional experience

Experiencing a solar eclipse from the sea adds an entirely new dimension. The water’s surface acts as a natural mirror, reflecting the changing light of the eclipse and intensifying the visual impact. The result is a deeply immersive and emotional experience that stays with you long after the moment has passed.

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Boat trip details

DEPARTURE FROM PUERTO DE POLLENSA AT 6:00 PM

TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE OBSERVATION AT SUNSET FROM OPEN SEA

APPROXIMATE DURATION: 4 HOURS

DATE: AUGUST 12, 2026

MEETING POINT: PUERTO DE POLLENSA PIER

Frequently asked questions

about our boat trip to see the 2026 solar eclipse in Mallorca

Where does the boat trip to see the 2026 solar eclipse depart from?

The boat trip departs from Puerto de Pollensa, specifically from the pier located next to the Stay restaurant. It is a central, well-signposted location that is easy to find.
Once your booking is confirmed, you will receive all the necessary details along with a Google Maps link to reach the meeting point without any difficulty.

What time does the boat depart for the solar eclipse?

The departure is scheduled for 6:00 pm, in the afternoon, to coincide with sunset and the moment of the total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026. The schedule may be adjusted slightly depending on the conditions of the day to ensure the best possible viewing experience.

How long does the trip last?

The trip lasts approximately 4 hours, including the outbound and return navigation, the time dedicated to observing the eclipse, and the return after sunset.

Where will the solar eclipse be observed?

The boat will sail beyond Cape Formentor, positioning itself in open sea at a carefully selected point with a completely unobstructed horizon, ideal for witnessing the total solar eclipse from the sea.

Will there be stops for swimming or going ashore?

No. This is a special trip exclusively designed for the solar eclipse, so there will be no swimming stops or landings.
The experience focuses on navigation, the surroundings, and observing the astronomical phenomenon.

Is it necessary to book in advance?

Yes, booking in advance is highly recommended. The 2026 solar eclipse in Mallorca is a unique event and places are limited. By booking online, you secure your spot and receive immediate confirmation with all the necessary information.

How can I book and which payment methods are accepted?

You can easily book through our website. Simply select the eclipse trip, choose the number of people, and complete the online payment. We accept payment by credit or debit card. It is also possible to pay in cash at the port before boarding, provided there are places still available.

Is there a toilet and bar on board?

Yes. The boat is equipped with a toilet and a bar service, where you can purchase cold drinks and snacks during the trip.

Can I bring my own food or drinks on board?

No. Food and drinks from outside are not permitted on this excursion.

There is a bar on board where you can purchase cold drinks and snacks during the trip.

Does the boat have shaded areas?

Yes. The boat has covered shaded areas as well as open-air spaces, allowing you to enjoy the trip comfortably according to your preference.

Is the trip suitable for children?

Yes, the trip is suitable for families and children. The boats are stable, safe, and have covered areas. It is a calm and educational experience to enjoy a unique astronomical event as a family.

Is it accessible for people with reduced mobility?

Yes. The trip is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Boarding takes place from a safe and stable jetty at Puerto de Pollensa, and our boats are prepared to facilitate access and ensure a comfortable journey throughout the trip.

If you require any additional assistance, you can let us know when making your booking or contact us in advance so we can arrange everything with complete peace of mind.

What happens if the weather is bad on the day of the eclipse?

Passenger safety is always our top priority. If weather or sea conditions do not allow the trip to operate safely, the excursion will be cancelled and a full refund of the amount paid will be issued, with no charges or complications.

What should I bring for the solar eclipse trip?

We recommend bringing:

Comfortable clothing
A light jacket or extra layer for the return after sunset
Sun protection
Certified solar eclipse viewing glasses (ISO 12312-2)
A camera or mobile phone to capture the moment