
Plogoff - La Pointe Du Raz
Brittany, France — 8.1 km

🇫🇷 Brittany · France — Altitude 5 m
This live camera looks out over Île de Sein, a low, flat island at the western tip of Brittany, lying a few kilometres offshore from the Pointe du Raz. It is a useful window onto the sea conditions and sky over one of France's most exposed Atlantic outposts. Check the current weather and local time on this page before you watch.
Île de Sein sits in the Iroise Sea, separated from the mainland by the strong tidal currents of the Raz de Sein. The island is small and nearly flat, with a village of narrow streets and whitewashed houses clustered close to the harbour. Its history is tied closely to the sea, and for centuries its residents made their living from fishing and lobster trading. The surrounding seascape is wide, open and shaped by Atlantic light.
The camera is listed under nature, so the feed is most likely to show the open water, the sky and the coastline around the island rather than a built-up scene. Stormy weather, swell breaking on the rocks and changing light across the sea can make the picture especially interesting. Early morning and late afternoon often bring the clearest contrast, while calm, clear days show the most distant horizon. Conditions depend on the weather at the time of viewing.
Reaching Île de Sein usually means a passenger boat from Audierne or Le Guilvinec, and the crossing can be affected by wind and swell, so schedules should be checked in advance. The climate is mild and windy for much of the year, with the mildest weather typically in late spring and summer. Other coastal cameras nearby include Plogoff - La Pointe Du Raz, Plogoff, Cléden - Baie des Trépassés and Esquibien.
Source: Audierne.info

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the island is exposed to the Atlantic, wind and sea state can change quickly.
The local time for the island is displayed on this page and updates automatically, so you can see whether it is day or night there before watching the stream.
The camera is located on or near Île de Sein, a small island a few kilometres off the western tip of Brittany. The map on this page shows its position.
Early morning and late afternoon often give the clearest light and contrast over the sea. Stormy days can also be dramatic, though the view depends on the weather at the time.
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