On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will be visible across the entire Reykjanes Peninsula, making it one of the best places in Iceland to experience this rare natural phenomenon. The duration of totality will vary by location, lasting up to approximately 1 minute and 45 seconds in the western part of the peninsula, and around 1 minute in the eastern areas.
A significant number of visitors are expected, making clear and reliable information essential for residents, businesses, and travellers alike.
This page provides an overview of key information related to the eclipse in Reykjanes. Here, you will find details on:
- Access and recommended viewing locations
- Traffic management, road closures, and planning
- Safety measures and guidelines
- Services and facilities in the area
- Offers and activities from tourism providers and landowners
The page will also direct you to official information sources and partners where more detailed and regularly updated information will be available as the event approaches.
The Solar eclipse in Reykjanes - Where to see it
Press the magnifying glass on the left on the map. Insert your address or put the arrow on the map directly.
The map is from the website eclipse2026.is. You can get more detailed information on the Eclipse itself there.
