Breivikbotn
Nordland, Norway — 52 km
Hammerfest
🇳🇴 Finnmark · Norway — Altitude 7 m
This live camera looks out over Hammerfest, a small port town on the island of Kvaløya in Finnmark, one of the most northerly towns in Norway. It is a useful way to see the sea, the sky and the light of the Arctic coast without leaving home.
Hammerfest sits close to sea level on the coast of the Barents Sea and is often described as the northernmost town of its size in the world. Its history is tied to fishing, the sea and the long Arctic winters, and it has a lively harbour, a strong maritime character and the nearby mountains rising above the town. The surrounding landscape is open tundra, rocky shores and wide skies.
Because the feed is listed as a town and harbour camera, you can expect to follow the water, boats and changes in the weather over the coast. The scene changes a great deal with the seasons. In winter the days are very short and the light is soft and blue, while in summer the sun stays above the horizon for weeks, so the view remains bright at all hours. Watch in the early morning or late evening for the most dramatic light.
Hammerfest has a cold maritime climate, milder than its latitude suggests thanks to the Gulf Stream, with cool summers and cold, windy winters. The best months to visit are June to August. Nearby live cameras in the region include Breivikbotn, Kaiskuru, Alta and Kamoyvaer, which give a wider picture of conditions across Finnmark.
Source: Hammerfest Webcam live
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Hammerfest are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check conditions before you watch the camera.
The local time in Hammerfest is displayed on this page and updates live. Norway follows Central European Time with daylight saving, so the time may differ from your own.
The camera is in Hammerfest, Finnmark county, northern Norway, at about 70.67 degrees north. The map on this page shows its location and the nearby cameras in the region.
Summer gives the longest hours of daylight, while winter offers short days and soft Arctic light. Early mornings and evenings often have the most interesting views of the sea and sky.
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