Grundartangi - Port de Grundartangi — Hvalfjörður
Western Iceland, Iceland — 21 km
Borgarnes - Port de Borgarnes — Borgarfjörður
🇮🇸 Western Iceland · Iceland — Altitude 1 m
This camera looks out over the harbour at Borgarnes, a small town on the shore of Borgarfjörður in western Iceland. It suits anyone planning a drive up the west of the country or curious how a working fjord port looks on an ordinary day.
Borgarnes sits on a low spit where the Borgarfjörður fjord opens toward the Atlantic, about an hour's drive north of Reykjavík. The town grew around fishing and trade and is the main service centre for the surrounding farming valleys. Behind it rise green slopes and distant mountains, and the water is often calm and reflective when the wind is light.
Because the view is of a harbour, the most telling signs are boats coming and going, the state of the water and the sky over the fjord. Icelandic weather changes quickly, so the picture can shift from flat grey to bright sun within an hour. Morning and evening light tends to be the most atmospheric, especially in the long summer evenings and in the darker winter months when the lights of the town stand out.
Summers are cool and mild, with long daylight, while winters are cold, wet and windy, with short days. Roads can be icy from autumn to spring, so check conditions before travelling. The nearby Grundartangi and Akranes cameras show other stretches of the same fjord, and Reykjavík lies roughly 43 km south.
Source: Faxaflóahafnir
Western Iceland, Iceland — 21 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 43 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 43 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 43 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 43 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 43 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 44 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 45 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 45 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 45 km
The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Borgarnes are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated regularly alongside the camera.
The local time for Borgarnes is displayed on this page, so you can see whether it is day or night at the harbour before you watch.
The camera overlooks the harbour at Borgarnes on the Borgarfjörður fjord, in western Iceland. The map on this page marks its exact position.
Early morning and evening tend to be the most interesting, with soft light on the water and more chance of boats moving. Clear days in summer give the widest view.
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