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Suðurnes, Iceland — 14 km
Reykjanestá - Vue en direct de
🇮🇸 Suðurnes · Iceland
This live camera looks out over Reykjanestá, the southwesternmost point of the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland. Watch the stream to get a sense of the open coast, the sky and the sea, and check the local conditions before you travel.
Reykjanestá sits at the tip of the Reykjanes peninsula, in the Suðurnes region, where the Mid-Atlantic Ridge comes ashore. The landscape is dominated by lava fields, moss-covered rock, black sand and open sea, shaped by volcanic activity over many centuries. The lighthouse at the point is a well-known landmark for travellers and birdwatchers in the area.
The camera is most rewarding in clear weather, when the horizon and surf are easy to make out. Conditions change quickly here, so a view that looks calm in the morning may be very different by afternoon. Early and late hours bring softer light, and in winter the shorter days and darker skies can make the scene more dramatic. Depending on the view, you may see waves, weather fronts and passing clouds.
The climate is cool and windy for much of the year, with mild summers and winters that are rarely severely cold at the coast. Wind and rain are common, so check the current weather on this page before heading out. Reykjavík is roughly an hour away by car, and the Hafnarfjörður and Reykjavík cameras nearby show other parts of the region.
Source: livefromiceland.is
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Reykjanestá are shown in the live weather block on this page. Coastal wind can change quickly, so check it before you plan a visit.
The local time for Reykjanestá is shown on this page and updates live. Iceland uses one time zone all year and does not change its clocks for daylight saving.
The camera is at the southwestern tip of the Reykjanes peninsula, in the Suðurnes region of Iceland, about an hour's drive from Reykjavík. The map on this page marks its exact position.
Clear days and the hours around sunrise and sunset usually give the most readable views. Winter darkness and storms can make the scene dramatic, but the best time depends on the weather you want to see.
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