Grindavík - Þorbjörn - Iceland Volcano Watch Cam A
Suðurnes, Iceland — 1.8 km
Hagafell - Volcan de Grindavík
🇮🇸 Suðurnes · Iceland — Altitude 158 m
This camera looks out over Hagafell, a volcanic hill on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwest Iceland, close to the town of Grindavík. It is a useful window onto an area that has been reshaped by recent volcanic activity. The live stream is paired with local weather and time so you can judge conditions before you watch.
Hagafell sits in the Reykjanes volcanic system, where the land is built from lava fields, craters and fissures that are still geologically young. The peninsula is known for its black, moss-covered rock, steaming ground and open horizons. Grindavík, the fishing town nearby, has become the focus of attention because of eruptions and ground movement in the last few years, which makes this part of Iceland one of the country's most closely studied areas.
The camera shows the volcanic terrain as it is, so the view changes mainly with light and weather. Low sun in the early morning or evening tends to pick out the texture of the lava and the shadows of the hills, while overcast days can flatten the scene. Clear winter nights are often the most striking, though the view depends on conditions and visibility, and you may see fog, rain or snow moving across the ridges at any time.
The Reykjanes peninsula has a cool, windy maritime climate, so expect rapid weather changes at any season. Summer is the mildest time to visit, with long daylight hours. Other cameras in the area include the Grindavík Þorbjörn volcano watch camera, about two kilometres away, the Reykjanestá coastal view and the Hafnarfjörður harbour camera, which give you a wider picture of the region.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Hagafell are shown in the live weather block on this page. The peninsula is windy and changeable, so check it before you plan to watch.
The local time for Hagafell is displayed live on this page. Iceland uses one time zone all year and does not change its clocks for daylight saving.
The camera is on Hagafell, a volcanic hill near Grindavík in the Suðurnes region of Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Early morning and evening light usually brings out the lava textures best, and clear winter nights can be dramatic. Conditions vary, so the live view is the best guide to what is visible right now.
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