
Jullouville
Normandy, France — 4.8 km

Le Mont-Saint-Michel - Falaises de Champeaux
🇫🇷 Normandy · France — Altitude 76 m
This live stream looks out toward Le Mont-Saint-Michel, the abbey island rising from the tidal flats of Normandy's Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. It is a good way to check how the tide is moving across the sands before planning a visit or a photo walk.
Le Mont-Saint-Michel sits on a granite islet off the northwest coast of France, crowned by a Benedictine abbey that has drawn pilgrims for centuries. The surrounding bay has some of Europe's largest tidal ranges, so the landscape changes dramatically between low sand flats and high water covering the causeways. The island is linked to the mainland by a road and footbridge, and the area is known for its salt meadows and rugged coastline.
The view is most rewarding when the tide is coming in or going out, since the water can move surprisingly fast across the flats. Early morning and late afternoon tend to bring softer light on the abbey silhouette. Weather in this coastal region changes quickly, so fog, cloud and sea mist may partly hide the island at times, depending on the view at that moment.
The Normandy coast is mild year round, with the warmest months from June to August, though winds and rain are common. Check tide times before walking on the sands, as the water returns faster than many visitors expect. The live weather and local time shown on this page can help you plan, and nearby cameras at Cancale and Jullouville show other parts of this coastline.
Source: hotel-les-hermelles.com

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Le Mont-Saint-Michel are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated regularly for the location.
The local time for Le Mont-Saint-Michel is displayed on this page and follows French local time, so you can see the current hour before watching the live view.
The camera overlooks Le Mont-Saint-Michel from the Champeaux cliffs on the Normandy coast, and the map on this page shows its precise position.
Watching around high or low tide and during early morning or late afternoon light usually shows the most change in the bay and the clearest view of the abbey.
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