
Saint-Sébastien - Piriac-sur-Mer
Pays de la Loire, France — 0.1 km
Piriac-sur-Mer
🇫🇷 Pays de la Loire · France — Altitude 10 m
This live camera looks out over the beach at Piriac-sur-Mer, a small harbour town on the Guérande peninsula south of the Loire estuary. It is a good way to check the state of the sea and sky before planning a walk or a drive to the coast.
Piriac-sur-Mer sits on the southern edge of the Guérande peninsula in the Loire-Atlantique department of the Pays de la Loire region. The town grew around its fishing port and is known for its sheltered harbour, old granite houses and a coastline of small coves and rocky points. Salt marshes and the traditional Guérande salt production lie just inland, which gives the area a distinctive, open atmosphere.
The camera is a beach view, so the scene changes most with the tide, the wind and the time of day. Mornings often bring calmer water, while late afternoon light can be strong along the western shore. Stormy weather in autumn and winter makes the coast especially dramatic, and summer weekends usually show the most visitors on the sand. Depending on the view, you may see walkers, surfers or boats moving in the bay.
The Atlantic climate here is mild, with cool winters, warm summers and frequent wind, so a windproof jacket is useful even in July. The best months for swimming and beach time are June to September. Other cameras in the area include Saint-Sébastien at Piriac-sur-Mer, Mesquer and Assérac, which give a wider picture of the Guérande coast.
Source: CCI Nantes-Saint-Nazaire

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the latest data for the town.
The local time is displayed above the camera and follows the French clock, including daylight saving changes.
The camera is on the coast of the Guérande peninsula, and the map on this page shows its position relative to the town and the nearby beaches.
Mornings at low tide and calm late afternoons are often pleasant to watch, and summer weekends show the busiest beach scenes.
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