With the arrival of the new year, it’s not only time to start planning your vacations, which is why we’ve prepared the perfect guide to maximize your rest in 2026, but also to mark the most important astronomical events on your calendar. In this regard, we’ve created a calendar focused on the main lunar events. Shall we take a look?
Table Of Contents
The Full Moons of 2026
- Wolf Moon – January 3rd
- Snow Moon – February 1st
- Worm Moon – March 3rd
- Pink Moon – April 1
- Flower Moon – May 1st
- Blue Moon – May 31
- Strawberry Moon – June 29
- Deer Moon – July 29
- Sturgeon Moon – August 28; event accompanied by a partial lunar eclipse Harvest Moon – September 26
- Hunter’s Moon – October 26
- Beaver Moon – November 24
- Cold Moon – December 24
Supermoons
In addition to the full moons, the astronomical calendar reserves the occurrence of three Supermoons in 2026, the first of which took place on January 3rd.
In this context, the next Supermoons will be as follows:
- November 24
- December 24th
Total eclipse of the Sun illuminates Portugal’s skies in 2026
The phenomenal total eclipse of the Sun in 2026 promises to transform the Portuguese sky into a unique spectacle after more than a century of waiting.
For 26 seconds, day turns into night in the Montesinho Natural Park, where the phenomenon will be fully visible. Even those in Porto will be able to see more than 90% of the Sun hidden.
This rare alignment between the Earth, Moon and Sun requires careful observation, such as the use of certified solar filters, and will only happen again in Portugal in the distant year 2144.
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