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Brittany, France — 15 km

🇫🇷 Brittany · France — Altitude 7 m
This live stream from the island of Houat, off the south coast of Brittany, lets you check the sea and the harbour conditions in real time. It is run by the town hall and suits anyone planning a crossing or simply curious about life on a small Breton island.
Houat is a small island in the Gulf of Morbihan area, reached by ferry from the mainland port of Quiberon. It is low, sandy and lightly populated, with a few villages, old stone houses and a coastline of coves and rocky points. Its appeal lies in quiet walks, clear water and the feeling of being on a true island at the edge of the Atlantic.
The camera is set on a Breton island, so the view usually centres on the sea, the water's movement and the sky over the coast. Tide changes are often the most visible feature, and the light is most interesting in early morning and late afternoon. Conditions can shift quickly with wind and cloud, so checking before a crossing is worthwhile.
Brittany's climate is mild and windy, with cool summers and rarely severe winters. Late spring and early autumn are often calm and pleasant for visiting. Ferries run from Quiberon, which has its own camera nearby, and the mainland coast at Le Bono and Damgan is also within easy reach for a day trip.
Source: Mairie de Houat

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Houat are shown in the weather block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check wind and sky before planning a crossing.
The local time for Houat is displayed on this page, based on the French time zone used across mainland France and the island.
The camera is on the island of Houat, off the south coast of Brittany. The map on this page marks its location in the Gulf of Morbihan area.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the clearest light, and tide changes are often visible at any time. Calm, clear days make the sea and harbour easiest to see.
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