Nuuk - Inner Port
Sermersooq, Greenland β 0.4 km
Nuuk
π¬π± Sermersooq Β· Greenland β Altitude 16 m
This live camera looks over Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, sitting on the southwest coast by a deep fjord. It is a useful window onto an Arctic town where the sea, the hills and the weather change quickly through the day. Check the live stream here to see current conditions before you plan anything.
Nuuk lies on a rocky peninsula where GodthΓ₯bsfjord meets the open sea, surrounded by steep hills and small lakes. It is the largest town in Greenland and the seat of its government, yet it remains compact, with most of the population living close to the harbour. The surrounding landscape is stark and treeless, shaped by ice and wind, and the light shifts dramatically between seasons.
The view is most rewarding when the weather is clear, because the mountains, the water and the colourful houses stand out sharply. Watch for changes in cloud cover, fog rolling in from the fjord, and snow on the hills. Light is long in summer and short in winter, so the mood of the picture varies a great deal across the year. Check the local time shown on the page to match what you see with the day.
Nuuk has a subarctic to polar climate, with cool summers and cold, windy winters. The most comfortable months for visiting are typically June to September. Most travel to the town is by air or by ship, and getting around inside the town is easy on foot. The nearby cameras section shows other views in the region when they are available.
Source: Sukuki
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Nuuk are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update regularly, so you can compare what the camera shows with the forecast.
The local time for Nuuk is displayed on this page and updates live. Greenland's west coast keeps its own clock, which can differ from the time in Europe or North America.
The camera is in Nuuk, in the Sermersooq region of Greenland, at about 16 metres above sea level. The map on the page shows its position on the southwest coast.
Clear days give the sharpest view of the hills and the fjord, and the long light of summer makes the scene especially vivid. Winter views are shorter in daylight but can show snow and dramatic skies.
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