
Yport
Normandy, France — 4.9 km

Fécamp
🇫🇷 Normandy · France — Altitude 12 m
This live stream covers Fécamp on the Normandy coast of northern France. It is a useful window for checking how the sea and sky look before a trip along the Alabaster Coast. The page also shows the local time and a three-day weather forecast.
Fécamp is a working port town at the mouth of a small river, set between white chalk cliffs and the open Channel. It is known for its long maritime history, its fishing fleet and the Benedictine liqueur made in its old abbey. The town sits in a sheltered valley, so the coast here feels more lived-in than the resort towns further along the shore.
Depending on the view, you may see boats moving in and out of the harbour, the seafront and the weather over the water. Tides change the look of the harbour considerably, so checking the stream around high or low water can be rewarding. Grey skies and wind are common in Normandy, and bright mornings often show the coastline at its clearest.
Normandy has a mild, damp oceanic climate, with cool summers and mild winters. Late spring and early autumn are often the most comfortable times to visit. Nearby, Yport lies about 5 km away, while the cliffs and arch at Étretat are about 13 km along the coast, and Veulettes-sur-Mer is around 20 km off.
Source: Fécamp Tourisme

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check them before you head to the coast.
The local time for Fécamp is displayed on this page and follows the French time zone, including daylight saving changes. It is shown live next to the video.
Fécamp is on the Normandy coast of northern France, in the Seine-Maritime department. The map on this page marks the camera position so you can see its location along the coast.
Good light and clear weather usually make the coast easiest to see, often in the morning or late afternoon. Tide times also change the harbour view, so the stream can look quite different at different hours.
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