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One minute and four seconds of magic: this is how we’ll experience the total solar eclipse on 12 August at Sirenis Hotels & Resorts

 

 

 

 

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One minute and four seconds of magic: this is how we’ll experience the total solar eclipse on 12 August at Sirenis Hotels & Resorts        
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 A unique eclipse in a unique destination

In Ibiza, the period of totality will reach its peak in Port des Torrent, where the Moon’s shadow will completely cover the Sun for 1 minute and 4 seconds.

The light will turn golden, the atmosphere will change, and the sky will reveal the Sun’s corona – a breathtaking sight that is rarely visible to the naked eye. It will be a truly exceptional spectacle… and at Sirenis Hotels & Resorts, we’ll have a front-row seat.

 

Where to experience it

Three of our hotels enjoy particularly favourable locations for watching the eclipse:

- Sirenis Seaview Country Club – open sea views and the perfect orientation

- TUI BLUE Aura – comfortable, easily accessible and ideally positioned

- The Ibiza TwIIns – certified as a Starlight Hotel, making it the perfect place to experience the event from Playa d’en Bossa. The eclipse will also be shown via live streaming on a giant screen at the Joy Lounge Bar, accompanied by live ambient music, special lighting and light refreshments.

 

Key times you won’t want to miss

If you’d like to enjoy the eclipse to the fullest, here’s a quick guide:

- Start of the partial eclipse → 19:39 hours

- Start of totality → 20:32:48 hours

- Maximum eclipse → 20:33:17 hours

- End of totality → 20:33:46 hours

- End of the partial eclipse → 20:50 hours

 

One minute that changes everything

Wherever you choose to watch it, here are a few recommendations to help you enjoy the experience safely and make the most of this extraordinary event.

- Wear ISO 12312-2 certified eclipse glasses

- Always supervise young children

- Never look directly at the Sun, even for a few seconds

- Do not use sunglasses, smoked glass or homemade filters

- Do not observe the eclipse through mobile phones, cameras or binoculars unless they are fitted with appropriate solar filters

- Keep your eclipse glasses on until totality begins, and put them back on again as soon as totality ends

 

Because some moments only happen once… and this will undoubtedly be one of them.

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