Partial eclipse
Solar eclipse of 26 January 2028 in Guayaquil
In Guayaquil the eclipse is partial: the Moon covers 84% of the Sun at 8:37 AM. It starts at 7:10 AM and ends at 10:27 AM, local time (GMT-5).
Eclipse times in Guayaquil
- Eclipse
- Partial
- Sun covered
- 84%
- Sun height
- 30°
- Direction of the Sun
- ESE · 111°
- Partial eclipse begins 7:10 AM
- Maximum eclipse 8:37 AM
- Partial eclipse ends 10:27 AM
Local timeline · GMT-5 · Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA/GSFC. Catalogue verified 12 September 2026.
How the eclipse unfolds
The Sun from Guayaquil, with straight up at the top, from first to last contact. Local times.
- 7:10 AM 0%
- 7:39 AM 22%
- 8:08 AM 56%
- 8:37 AM 84%
- 9:14 AM 50%
- 9:51 AM 18%
- 10:27 AM 0%
Where to look
At 8:37 AM the Sun is towards the east-southeast, 30° above the horizon. That is high enough to clear most buildings, so an open street, a balcony or a terrace facing that way will do.
What you will notice
The light dims a little, though without eclipse glasses you might not notice. Through the glasses the Sun looks like a thick crescent at maximum.
For the ring of fire, the nearest place in this guide is Loja, 215 km away, with about 8 min 30 sec.
See it from Guayaquil
Play the eclipse in a 3D sky as it will look from Guayaquil, with the Sun and Moon in their real places.
Viewing safely
Except during the brief total phase of a total solar eclipse, never look directly at the Sun without suitable solar viewing protection. Eclipse glasses should comply with ISO 12312-2. Cameras, binoculars and telescopes need purpose-made filters fitted over the front of the optics.
Read NASA’s eclipse safety guidance →Solar eclipse questions
What time is the eclipse in Guayaquil?
It starts at 7:10 AM, peaks at 8:37 AM and ends at 10:27 AM, local time (GMT-5).
Will the eclipse be annular in Guayaquil?
No. Guayaquil is outside the path and sees a partial eclipse, with 84% of the Sun covered. For the ring of fire, the nearest place in this guide is Loja, 215 km away, with about 8 min 30 sec.
Where should I look for the eclipse in Guayaquil?
At maximum the Sun is 30° above the horizon, towards the east-southeast.
