WHERE AND WHEN
IN MOROCCO
Totality is visible only inside a narrow path across the north of the country. Everywhere else in Morocco sees a partial eclipse.
Total eclipse
All cities
| City | Partial begins | Totality begins | Totality ends | Partial ends | Totality lasts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tangier | 08:40 | 09:44:48 | 09:49:39 | 11:00 | 4m 51s |
| Asilah | 08:40 | 09:44:25 | 09:49:09 | 11:00 | 4m 44s |
| Tétouan | 08:40 | 09:45:11 | 09:50:01 | 11:01 | 4m 50s |
| El Jebha | 08:41 | 09:46:11 | 09:50:30 | 11:02 | 4m 19s |
| Al Hoceima | 08:41 | 09:47:01 | 09:51:27 | 11:03 | 4m 25s |
| Nador | 08:42 | 09:48:22 | 09:52:37 | 11:05 | 4m 14s |
| Saïdia | 08:42 | 09:49:23 | 09:53:24 | 11:06 | 4m 01s |
Sources: theeclipse.app (checked September 2026), with Tangier and Tetouan cross-checked against EclipseWise (F. Espenak). Partial-phase times are given to the minute. The team’s own figures give Martil and Tetouan the longest totality in Morocco, 4 min 54 s. El Jebha times are computed from NASA’s Besselian elements (F. Espenak).
Times are for the coordinates of each city listed by the source. A few kilometres towards the centre of the path add seconds of totality; towards its edge, they take them away.
Outside totality, even at 98% covered, the Sun is bright enough to damage your eyes. How to watch safely.