When is the solar eclipse in Trinidad & Tobago?

On 30 March 2033, Trinidad & Tobago will experience a partial solar eclipse with a maximum occultation of 36.0%.

Will Trinidad & Tobago be in the path of totality?

No. Trinidad & Tobago will see a partial solar eclipse on 30 March 2033, with up to 36.0% of the sun covered.

Which cities in Trinidad & Tobago will see the best eclipse?

The cities in Trinidad & Tobago with the highest eclipse coverage are: Scarborough (36.0%), Diego Martin (35.8%), Port of Spain (35.7%), Laventille (35.7%).

Next Solar Eclipse in Trinidad & Tobago — 30 March 2033

Where to watch

Visibility Map

Trinidad & Tobago will see a partial solar eclipse. Click anywhere on the map to see the occultation percentage at that location.

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During eclipse

Normal sky

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What you'll experience

Sky Simulation

Drag the slider to compare the sky before and during totality. At peak, stars appear at midday and the horizon glows in all directions.

≈ Dusk

Sky darkness

−4°C

Temp. drop

2,900 km/h

Moon speed

🌑 Simulated at totality peak

By location

Cities in Trinidad & Tobago

Maximum obscuration and peak contact time per city.

Scarborough36%

Diego Martin36%

Port of Spain36%

Laventille36%

Tunapuna36%

Paradise36%

Arima36%

Chaguanas36%

Sangre Grande36%

Marabella35%

San Fernando35%

Mon Repos35%

Rio Claro35%

Point Fortin35%

Worldwide

Other Countries

Russia100%

United States99%

Canada94%

Norway81%

Japan80%

Sweden79%

China78%

Finland78%

Iceland77%

North Korea74%

Estonia72%

Kazakhstan71%

Mongolia71%

Latvia70%

United Kingdom70%

South Korea70%

Mexico70%

Denmark70%

Lithuania69%

Belarus69%

Poland68%

Germany67%

Ireland67%

Isle of Man67%

Netherlands66%

Ukraine66%

Belgium64%

Czechia64%

France64%

Slovakia63%

Luxembourg63%

Guernsey63%

Moldova62%

Jersey62%

Hungary62%

Romania62%

Austria62%

Kyrgyzstan62%

Switzerland61%

Italy61%

Slovenia61%

Croatia60%

Uzbekistan60%

Serbia60%

Turkmenistan60%

MP60%

Bosnia59%

Tajikistan59%

Bulgaria59%

Georgia59%

Taiwan59%

MH59%

GU58%

Azerbaijan58%

Montenegro58%

Monaco58%

Kosovo58%

Spain58%

Türkiye58%

Armenia57%

North Macedonia57%

Albania57%

Andorra57%

Greece57%

Iran57%

Afghanistan57%

Portugal56%

Pakistan56%

India55%

KI54%

Iraq54%

Hong Kong54%

Syria54%

PH54%

Macao54%

Tunisia53%

Bahamas53%

Algeria52%

Cyprus52%

Malta52%

Nepal52%

Gibraltar52%

Lebanon51%

Cuba51%

Morocco51%

Vietnam51%

Jordan51%

Bhutan51%

Israel50%

Myanmar50%

Belize50%

Palestine50%

Guatemala50%

Bangladesh49%

Libya49%

Saudi Arabia49%

Egypt49%

Cayman Islands48%

Kuwait48%

Honduras48%

El Salvador48%

Turks & Caicos47%

Laos47%

Papua New Guinea47%

Jamaica46%

Oman46%

Thailand46%

Nicaragua46%

UAE46%

Bahrain46%

Haiti46%

KH46%

Qatar46%

ID46%

Dominican Rep.46%

MY45%

SB45%

Western Sahara44%

Costa Rica44%

Colombia44%

WS43%

Puerto Rico43%

BN43%

US Virgin Islands42%

Panama42%

Fiji41%

Mauritania41%

Antigua & Barbuda41%

Guadeloupe40%

Sudan40%

Aruba40%

VU40%

Venezuela39%

Curaçao39%

Dominica39%

PF39%

Martinique39%

Yemen38%

St. Lucia38%

TO38%

Niger38%

Timor-Leste38%

Chad38%

Mali38%

St. Vincent38%

Barbados37%

Eritrea37%

SG37%

Australia37%

Cape Verde37%

New Caledonia36%

Senegal36%

Trinidad & Tobago36%

Ethiopia36%

LK36%

Ecuador35%

Somalia35%

Djibouti34%

Burkina Faso34%

Nigeria34%

Gambia34%

Cameroon34%

Guinea33%

Guinea-Bissau33%

PE33%

Benin33%

Guyana32%

Togo32%

Ghana32%

South Sudan32%

Brazil32%

Côte d'Ivoire32%

MV31%

Suriname31%

Sierra Leone31%

CAR31%

French Guiana30%

Liberia30%

Kenya28%

DR Congo28%

NZ28%

Uganda28%

Eq. Guinea27%

Congo27%

Gabon26%

Tanzania25%

São Tomé25%

Rwanda24%

BO24%

Seychelles24%

Burundi23%

Angola21%

CL20%

Zambia19%

Malawi19%

Mozambique18%

Comoros18%

Madagascar18%

Mayotte18%

Argentina16%

PY15%

Zimbabwe14%

Mauritius14%

Namibia14%

Réunion13%

BW12%

South Africa11%

UY10%

Eswatini9%

Lesotho8%

Frequently asked questions

When is the solar eclipse in Trinidad & Tobago?: On 30 March 2033, Trinidad & Tobago will experience a partial solar eclipse with a maximum occultation of 36.0%.
Will Trinidad & Tobago be in the path of totality?: No. Trinidad & Tobago will see a partial solar eclipse on 30 March 2033, with up to 36.0% of the sun covered.
Which cities in Trinidad & Tobago will see the best eclipse?: The cities in Trinidad & Tobago with the highest eclipse coverage are: Scarborough (36.0%), Diego Martin (35.8%), Port of Spain (35.7%), Laventille (35.7%).

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