2028 Total Solar Eclipse Map | GrandTotality

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The total solar eclipse of 22 July 2028 crosses Australia & New Zealand. Across the Indian Ocean, Australia and New Zealand, ending in the South Pacific. Explore its path with GrandTotality, using the same map controls and location cards as the 2027 eclipse.

Find your place along the path

Select a location to calculate its eclipse circumstances, maximum coverage and contact times. The map distinguishes totality from a partial eclipse and lets you include nearby regions for a wider trip. The centreline is a useful reference, but your exact position determines what you will see. The greatest-duration marker is a calculated reference point, not a confirmed public viewing venue.

Explore places to visit

Browse the growing catalogue of attractions, activities, historic places, transport and accommodation references. Location photographs include source and licence details. Where a site photograph is unavailable, illustrative images are clearly labelled. Save favourite places in your browser and return to the map as you refine your journey.

Plan with the right information

Seasonal weather, environment layers and booking services for this eclipse are still being prepared. Check access, opening dates, transport and official travel advice before making arrangements. Eclipse calculations use NASA's published elements; terrain, lunar limb detail and the precise observing position can affect boundary experiences. Use appropriate solar protection throughout every partial phase.