2026 Supermoons: Dates, Peak Times & Best Viewing Spots Revealed!

• Supermoons are full moons near Earth's perigee, appearing bigger and brighter, occurring 3-4 times annually.
• January 3: Wolf Moon Supermoon peaks at 5:03 AM EST, visible globally (except polar regions), appearing brighter.
• November 24: Beaver Moon Supermoon peaks at 5:59 AM EST, visible in North America, Europe, and Asia, appearing 6-7% larger and 12% brighter.
• December 24: Cold Moon Supermoon peaks at 6:33 AM EST, visible in North America, Europe, and East Asia, expected to be the largest and brightest of 2026.
• View Supermoons with the naked eye, best after moonrise with foreground objects; no special equipment or protective eyewear needed.

Why It Matters: Mark your calendars for 2026's Supermoons: three spectacular lunar events with viewing tips.