Track Sunrise, Sunset & Moon Phases Worldwide

Get accurate times for any location around the globe. Plan your perfect sunset photography, moonlit activities, or astronomical events.

Try cities like New York, Tokyo, or London

Popular Locations

New York, USA

Sunrise: 08:30 PM

Moonrise: 12:24 AM

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London, UK

Sunrise: 09:21 PM

Moonrise: 12:43 AM

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Sydney, Australia

Sunrise: 04:54 PM

Moonrise: 10:42 PM

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Tokyo, Japan

Sunrise: 07:00 PM

Moonrise: 11:15 PM

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Paris, France

Sunrise: 09:57 PM

Moonrise: 01:28 AM

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Cape Town, SA

Sunrise: 05:45 PM

Moonrise: 11:58 PM

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Doha, QA

Sunrise: 06:27 PM

Moonrise: 11:11 PM

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Dubai, UAE

Sunrise: 07:12 PM

Moonrise: 11:53 PM

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Upcoming Special Days

Summer Solstice

June 21, 2025

Days left: 4

Father's Day (USA)

June 22, 2025

Days left: 5

Independence Day (USA)

July 4, 2025

Days left: 17

International Friendship Day

July 30, 2025

Days left: 43

International Youth Day

August 12, 2025

Days left: 56

Perseid Meteor Shower

August 12, 2025

Days left: 56

Super Moon

September 5, 2025

Days left: 80

Lunar Eclipse

September 7, 2025

Days left: 82

Our Features

Worldwide Coverage

Access accurate sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times for any location worldwide.

Monthly Calendars

View detailed monthly calendars showing daily astronomical events and times.

Special Events

Get notifications for special astronomical events like equinoxes, solstices, and eclipses.

Moon Phases

New Moon

Last Quarter

June 19, 2025

New Moon

New Moon

June 26, 2025

New Moon

First Quarter

July 3, 2025

New Moon

Full Moon

July 11, 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

We employ accurate astronomical algorithms using date and latitude/longitude coordinates to compute sun and moon timings.

Yes, our calculations are accurate to within a couple of minutes based on your precise location.

Sunrise and sunset times depend on latitude, time of year, and atmospheric conditions. The tilt of the Earth and your location on the Earth are the primary factors.

Moon phases influence visibility, tides, and can influence activities such as fishing or observing the stars. Full moons offer greater nighttime lighting, and new moons are best for observing stars.

The Golden Hour is when the sun rises or sets, giving us warm, soft light. The Blue Hour is when the sun just rises or after it sets, and is cool, blue-toned. Both are great times to take pictures.

Our calculations are automatically adjusted for daylight saving time according to your location's time zone and date. The actual sunrise/sunset times do not change relative to solar noon.

Civil twilight is when the sun is 6° below the horizon, nautical twilight at 12°, and astronomical twilight at 18°. Each is a different level of natural light and visibility conditions.

Yes, you can configure notifications for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset, as well as special events such as eclipses or meteor showers via our mobile app or email service.

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