Nouméa - Baie des Citrons
South Province, New Caledonia — 178 km

Maré - Copy: Mare Island Osprey
🇫🇷 Loyalty Islands Province · France — Altitude 68 m
This live camera looks out over a beach on Maré, the second largest of New Caledonia's Loyalty Islands. It is a quick way to check how the shoreline looks before you plan a day on the water or a walk along the sand. The page also shows local time and the weather outlook for the island.
Maré is a coral island in the Pacific Ocean, part of the Loyalty Islands Province of New Caledonia, a French overseas collectivity. It is a low, flat island surrounded by reefs and lagoons, with a landscape of limestone, palms and scrub rather than high hills. Its community is known for Drehu culture, and life here moves at a slower, more traditional pace than on the main island of Grande Terre.
The title refers to a beach, so the view is likely to include sand, shallow water and the edge of the lagoon. Conditions change a lot over the day, so mornings often bring calmer water and softer light, while afternoons can be bright and windy. Depending on the view and the weather, you may see clouds building over the ocean or passing squalls, and the tide can noticeably change how much sand is exposed.
Maré has a warm tropical climate with a hot, humid wet season from roughly November to April and a cooler, drier period in the southern winter. Trade winds keep temperatures pleasant much of the year. Reaching the island usually means a short flight from Nouméa, the capital on Grande Terre, which is the closest nearby camera on this site, about 178 km away. Plan ahead for limited services on the island.
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The current conditions and the 3-day forecast for Maré are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically so you can compare the sky above the beach with the outlook.
The local time for Maré is shown on this page and follows the island's own time zone, which is different from many places in Europe and North America. The clock updates with the page.
The camera is on Maré, in New Caledonia's Loyalty Islands Province, in the Pacific Ocean. The map on the page marks the island location, and the exact position of the camera itself is not claimed beyond what the source provides.
Early mornings and late afternoons usually offer the most pleasant light, while midday is often brightest. Check the live weather block first, since wind and cloud can change the view quickly.
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