
Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer
Normandy, France — 5.5 km

🇫🇷 Normandy · France — Altitude 5 m
This live stream follows the village of Veules-les-Roses, a small seaside place on the Alabaster Coast of Normandy. It suits anyone planning a trip to this stretch of the Channel or simply curious how the coast looks right now. The page also gives local time and the weather outlook beside the video.
Veules-les-Roses sits where a short, clear river reaches the English Channel, and it is often described as one of the smallest towns in France. The white chalk cliffs of the Alabaster Coast rise nearby, and the pebble beach and the river mouth give the village its character. The surroundings are gentle farmland and wooded valleys, with a calm atmosphere outside the summer months.
The stream is a live video feed from the coastal area, and its title points to the village and its shoreline rather than a specific landmark. Views of the sea, the tide and changing light are most rewarding in the morning and late afternoon. Weather matters a great deal here, so clear days and low tide tend to make the scene easiest to read, depending on the angle of the view.
The Normandy coast has a mild, often breezy climate, with the warmest and most settled weather usually between June and September. Spring and early autumn are quieter and pleasant for walks. Nearby, the cameras at Saint-Valery-en-Caux and Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer show neighbouring harbour and beach scenes, about six kilometres away, which makes it easy to compare conditions along the coast.

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the page, so check there for the latest temperature and wind.
The local time for the village is shown on this page and follows the French time zone, including daylight saving changes. Use it to plan when to watch the stream.
The camera is located in the village on the Normandy coast, close to the English Channel. The map on this page shows its position and the surrounding coastline.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the most interesting light and tide patterns. Clear weather helps the view, so check the forecast block before you watch.
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