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The Reykjanes peninsula is a great site to enjoy the total eclipse. It offers multiple photogenic places where one might even witness an active volcanic eruption at the same time. And yes, it's perfectly safe to visit even if a volcanic eruption is ongoing.

In the Reykjanes peninsula, the towns of Garður and Sandgerði offer longest totality, each clocks just over 1m 40s. At Keflavík International Airport, totality lasts for 1m 38s,

Guests at the Blue Lagoon can watch totality from the geothermal spa for 1m 36s. A site we highly recommend!

The last part of the Moon’s umbra to leave the mainland of Iceland is at Reykjanestá Lighthouse at 17:50:07. From there, totality lasts for 1m 47s. A dramatic location overlooking sea cliffs and the Atlantic ocean.

Source: eclipse2026.is