On 12 August 2026 the moon passes in front of the sun. Iceland, Portugal and northern Spain fall inside the path of totality, with a deep partial eclipse across the rest of Europe and north Africa.
The sun sits low, so a coverage percentage tells you nothing about whether you will actually see it. Suntap puts the sun in a 3D model of your street and checks, minute by minute, whether it is clear of the buildings around you. Drop a pin or search an address and you get the eclipse as it will look from that exact spot, in local time.
Never look at the sun without eclipse glasses.