Sandoya
Agder, Norway — 2 km

Tvedestrand - Norway - Sandøya
🇳🇴 Agder · Norway — Altitude 4 m
This live camera looks out over Sandøya near the town of Tvedestrand on the southern coast of Norway. It is useful for checking how the skerries, water and sky look before you travel or simply for a calm glimpse of the Skagerrak coast.
Tvedestrand is a small coastal town in Agder county, facing the Skagerrak strait. The surroundings are a mix of rocky islets, pine woods and red-painted wooden houses typical of southern Norway. Sandøya lies just offshore and is part of the archipelago that gives the town its maritime character, shaped by small harbours and boats moving between the islands.
The view is most rewarding in clear daylight, when the water and the light on the rocks are easiest to read. Depending on conditions you may see boats moving through the channel, changing sea states and the long light of summer evenings. In winter, shorter days and grey skies are common, so the view can look quite different from one season to the next.
The southern Norwegian coast has a mild, damp climate compared with the north, with the warmest and driest weather usually in June and July. Tvedestrand is a short drive from larger towns such as Kristiansand, and the neighbouring cameras at Kragerø and Grimstad show other stretches of this coastline for comparison.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Tvedestrand are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time for Tvedestrand is displayed on this page and updates live, so you can see the time of day at the camera location.
The camera overlooks Sandøya near Tvedestrand in Agder county, on the southern coast of Norway. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Daylight hours give the clearest view of the water and rocks. Summer offers long evenings, while winter views are shorter but can show dramatic skies.
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