Every eclipse, meteor shower and stargazing event we have covered on Madeira, with the viewing advice that goes with them.
Residents and tourists gathered at Ponta do Pargo and Pico do Areeiro to witness a spectacular solar eclipse. The phenomenon drew large crowds eager to experience the natural wonder.
Hundreds gathered in Rio de Onor, Portugal, to witness a breathtaking total solar eclipse, transforming day into night for a fleeting moment.
Hundreds gathered in Rio de Onor to witness a unique and magical total solar eclipse, described as an unforgettable phenomenon.
Dozens gather at Pico do Areeiro, Madeira's high point, to witness the solar eclipse. Residents and tourists alike are excited about this celestial event, peaking just after 19:30.
In anticipation of a large turnout for the solar eclipse, IFCN is intensifying surveillance in Madeira's highlands, ensuring safety and environmental protection.
An anticyclone will impact Madeira's weather on August 12, coinciding with a solar eclipse. While the eclipse is visible in mainland Portugal, Madeira's weather will be shaped by this atmospheric system.
Madeira residents and tourists are eagerly preparing for a spectacular solar eclipse this August 12, with safety guidelines issued for optimal viewing.
On August 12, 2026, Madeira will witness a rare solar eclipse. Residents and tourists are advised to follow safety guidelines to prevent eye injuries while enjoying this celestial event.
As Madeira gears up for the solar eclipse on August 12, authorities emphasize safety measures to protect public health and prevent eye injuries.
The Funchal City Hall hosts an exhibition on the 1919 solar eclipse that confirmed Einstein's Theory of Relativity, open to the public until June 26.
The Solar do Santo in Santo AntĂłnio da Serra is set to expand, offering ten additional spots for elderly residents thanks to funding from the PRR.