Total solar eclipse on 2 August 2027 in Tunisia

Total solar eclipse on 2 August 2027 — path, times and visibility by country.

Viewers in Tunisia will see a total eclipse. Our catalogue lists 54 cities in Tunisia where the eclipse is visible.

Cities where the eclipse is visible

Ajim
Total — 100% · 24,294
Ar Rudayyif
Total — 100% · 26,976
Aryanah
Partial — 96% · 114,486
Bekalta
Total — 100% · 17,850
Bembla et Mnara
Total — 100% · 16,078
Bizerte
Partial — 95% · 138,430
Chebba
Total — 100% · 22,227
Chenini Nahal
Total — 100% · 17,248
Dar el Haj Taïeb
Total — 100% · 26,304
Djemmal
Total — 100% · 50,275
El Ain
Total — 100% · 43,333
El Hamma
Total — 100% · 73,512
El Jem
Total — 100% · 21,544
El Ksar
Total — 100% · 33,729
El Mgarsa
Total — 100% · 63,528
El Mourouj
Partial — 97% · 104,538
Feriana
Total — 100% · 29,572
Gabès
Total — 100% · 110,075
Gafsa
Total — 100% · 95,242
Gremda
Total — 100% · 40,862
Houmt Souk
Total — 100% · 75,904
Kairouan
Total — 100% · 139,070
Kasserine
Total — 100% · 84,365
Kellabine
Total — 100% · 15,501
Ksar Hellal
Total — 100% · 49,376
Ksour Essaf
Total — 100% · 36,274
Mahdia
Total — 100% · 51,803
Mahires
Total — 100% · 15,878
Metlaoui
Total — 100% · 38,634
Midoun
Total — 100% · 32,000
Moknine
Total — 100% · 57,111
Moularès
Total — 100% · 21,431
Msaken
Total — 100% · 72,953
Ouardenine
Total — 100% · 18,287
Ouerdanine
Total — 100% · 21,814
Rhennouch
Total — 100% · 28,051
Sakiet ed Daier
Total — 100% · 38,002
Sakiet ez Zit
Total — 100% · 53,239
Sbeitla
Total — 100% · 23,764
Sejoumi
Partial — 97% · 109,672
Sfax
Total — 100% · 280,566
Sidi Abid
Total — 100% · 33,419
Sidi Bouzid
Total — 100% · 47,595
Sousse
Partial — 99.8% · 221,715
Sukrah
Partial — 96% · 129,693
Tajerouine
Total — 100% · 19,362
Teboulba
Total — 100% · 37,485
Teboulbou
Total — 100% · 16,931
Thala
Total — 100% · 18,230
Tozeur
Total — 100% · 37,370
Tunis
Partial — 97% · 693,210
Zarzis
Total — 100% · 79,316
Zeramedine
Total — 100% · 16,806
Zouila
Total — 100% · 44,349

72 more cities in this country see a partial eclipse.

About this data

Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak (NASA's GSFC)