Sierra Nevada becomes the scene of a unique astronomical experience with the guided observation of a solar eclipse, an exceptional phenomenon that can only be seen on rare occasions. This activity allows you to enjoy the safe observation of the Sun in the high mountains, combining an informative talk and direct observation with specialized astronomical instruments, in a privileged environment that further enhances the uniqueness of the event.

The Solar Eclipse Observation activity in Sierra Nevada will take place on August 12, between 5:50 p.m. and 9:05 p.m., and will begin with an introductory talk in the Sulayr Room, lasting approximately 45–60 minutes, where the context of the eclipse and its astronomical importance will be explained.

After the talk, attendees will move to the Chill Out terrace, where the safe observation of the Sun will take place, using a telescope prepared for solar observation, as well as adapted binoculars and individual eclipse glasses for each participant.

During the experience, the necessary safety instructions will be provided, guaranteeing a responsible and adequate observation of the phenomenon. The eclipse will begin around 7:35 p.m., lasting until sunset, at which time it will mark the end of the event at 9:05 p.m.

📌 Meeting point

5:50 p.m., at the exterior entrance of the Sala Sulayr, located in the building of the Borreguiles Restaurant (Sierra Nevada).

🌦️ Conditions of implementation
Given the exceptional nature of the solar eclipse, the activity will be carried out as long as the weather conditions guarantee the safety of attendees, staff and equipment.

👟 Recommendations
It is recommended to wear warm clothes, comfortable mountain shoes, sun protection, sunglasses and water.

Solar Eclipse Observation in Sierra Nevada

Experience a unique astronomical phenomenon from the high mountains