One of the best ways to see the 2026 solar eclipse is from an expedition ship in Northeast Greenland. On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will occur, and the Blosseville Coast in East Greenland will be directly in its path at approximately 16:37 in the afternoon.

Some ships are already deployed here before the usual schedule releases for their Arctic programs. One example is the Ocean Albatros vessel, which will be anchored close to shore at the exact centre of the total eclipse. This clever location offers sun eclipse enthusiasts a perfect perspective and photo opportunities with an unobstructed view from shore.

Greenland offers the unique experience of witnessing a total solar eclipse in one of the most dramatic and isolated environments on Earth and the opportunity to explore its otherworldly landscapes. Greenland is a geologist's dream. This experience combines the adventure of expedition cruising with the unique spectacle of the solar eclipse, making it a genuine once-in-a-lifetime celestial event.