De Koog
North Holland, Netherlands β 11 km

De Cocksdorp - Texelinformatie.NL | live ultraHD PTZ Kaap Noord strand. (4K)
π³π± North Holland Β· Netherlands β Altitude 3 m
This camera looks out over the northern beach near De Cocksdorp, the most northerly village on Texel in the Wadden Sea. The stream is offered in 4K from a pan-tilt-zoom unit, so you can follow the dunes, the shoreline and the open sea as conditions change. It is a useful check before planning a walk or a day on the coast.
De Cocksdorp sits on the northern tip of Texel, the largest of the Dutch Wadden Islands in the province of North Holland. The landscape is flat, shaped by dunes, salt marsh and long sandy beaches facing the North Sea. Tides, shifting sand and wind dominate the scenery, and the island is known for its birdlife and quiet, open character.
The title points to a beach on the north coast, so the view is likely to include sand, surf and the horizon. Watching early in the morning or in the late afternoon often gives the softest light and the clearest sea. On windy days the waves and the movement of the sand are most visible, while calm weather shows the wide tidal flats at their best.
Texel has a mild maritime climate, with cool summers, mild winters and wind throughout the year. Late spring and summer are the most popular times to visit, though the coast can be breezy at any season. Nearby cameras cover De Koog, the harbour at De Waal and the surf spot at De Koog, which help you compare conditions across the island.
Source: CamStreamer
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for De Cocksdorp are shown in the live weather block on this page. Since the island is exposed to the North Sea, wind can change quickly, so it is worth checking before you go.
The local time for De Cocksdorp is displayed on this page and follows the Dutch clock, the same as the rest of the Netherlands. It updates automatically as you watch.
The camera is on the northern coast of Texel, close to the village of De Cocksdorp. A map on this page marks its position, together with nearby cameras on the island.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the best light, and windy days show the most movement in the waves. Calm, clear weather is good for seeing the wide beach and the open horizon.
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