Visible from Iceland

Eclipses in Iceland

24 solar eclipses — 7 past, 17 upcoming. Includes all eclipses with any visibility from Iceland.

24

Eclipses

10

Total

13

Annular

1

Hybrid

17

Future

See every detail of the eclipse

Solar eclipse glasses — protect your eyesLooking at the sun without protection causes permanent damage in seconds. These ISO 12312-2 certified glasses block 99.99 % of sunlight so you can watch every phase safely — no squinting, no risk.↗Camera solar filters — shoot the eclipseAn unfiltered lens aimed at the sun will ruin your sensor in moments. Clip on one of these ND100000 filters and capture razor-sharp shots of totality, Baily's beads, and the diamond ring — on any DSLR or mirrorless camera.↗Solar binoculars — two eyes on the coronaBinoculars give a wider, more immersive view than a telescope — perfect for watching the shadow race toward you. These are purpose-built for solar use with integrated filters, so you can hand them to anyone without worrying.↗Solar telescopes — built for the sunA dedicated solar scope with a Herschel wedge or etalon filter shows you structures no ordinary telescope can reveal — prominences, granulation, chromosphere. If you want to be the most prepared person at the viewing site, this is it.↗

Future

Upcoming Eclipses

17 eclipses with visibility from Iceland — click any to see the path, cities and contact times.

13 October 2061

6 December 2067

12 September 2072

3 September 2081

27 February 2082

23 September 2090

7 February 2092

Safe Viewing

Never look at the Sun without protection

Regular sunglasses and phone screens do not block enough solar radiation. Use certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses at all times — except during the brief moments of totality. Permanent eye damage can occur in seconds.

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Archive

Past

7 eclipses since 2001, most recently 17 February 2026.

17 February 2026

26 February 2017