Lima - Plage de San Bartolo I
Lima Region, Peru — 24 km
Lima - Plage de Puerto Viejo
🇵🇪 Lima Region · Peru — Altitude 5 m
This live stream looks out over Puerto Viejo, a beach on the Pacific coast in the Lima Region of Peru. It is useful for checking how the sea and sky look before planning a trip or simply for watching the waves come in.
Puerto Viejo lies on Peru's central Pacific coast, a short drive south of Lima, the country's capital. The coastline here is shaped by cool offshore currents, which keep the air milder than the inland desert around the city. The beach is a popular weekend spot for families and surfers from the capital, and the cliffs and low dunes give the shore a quiet, open character.
The view is a beach camera, so the most useful things to follow are the surf, the tide and how crowded the sand is. Mornings often bring calmer water, while the afternoon swell tends to build. Depending on the angle and the weather, you may see fog, which is common on this coast, lifting from the water later in the day. Check the live weather block on this page before judging the sky.
Lima has a mild climate for much of the year, with a persistent coastal fog called garúa in the cooler months and generally clearer skies in summer, from December to March. Puerto Viejo is easily reached by road from Lima. Other beach cameras in the region, including San Bartolo, El Huayco and La Isla, are listed nearby if you want to compare conditions along the coast.
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The live weather block on this page shows current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area. It updates with the page, so you can check temperature, cloud and wind before you head out.
The live local time is shown on this page, based on the Peruvian clock. Use it to plan the best moment to watch the surf or to arrive while the tide is right.
The camera is on the Pacific coast of the Lima Region, in Peru, at a low elevation close to sea level. The map on this page marks its position so you can see how far it is from Lima.
Early mornings and clear summer days are often the most pleasant to watch. Conditions vary with fog and swell, so the live view and weather block give the most accurate picture at any given moment.
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