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Lima - Plage de San Bartolo I
🇵🇪 Lima Region · Peru — Altitude 5 m
This live stream looks out over San Bartolo, a small seaside town on the Pacific coast about an hour south of Lima. It is a quick way to see whether the coast is clear, cloudy or busy before you plan a visit. The page also shows local time and the current weather with a three-day outlook.
San Bartolo sits on a low, sandy stretch of the Peruvian coast where the Pacific meets dry desert hills. It is a favourite weekend escape for people from Lima, known for its relaxed fishing-village character, seafood restaurants and long beaches. The coast here is often wrapped in the grey marine layer that is typical of Lima's winter, which gives the scenery a soft, calm mood rather than a dramatic one.
The view is of a beach, so the most useful things to watch are the state of the waves, the number of people on the sand and the cloud cover. Mornings are often calmer, while afternoons can bring more wind and stronger swell. Depending on the angle at the time, you may also see fishing boats or surfers. Daylight viewing is the most informative, since the stream gives a clearer picture of conditions in good light.
The coast around Lima is generally mild all year, though it can feel cool and misty between May and October, and warmer and sunnier from December to April. Visitors usually reach San Bartolo by road along the Panamericana Sur. Nearby beaches such as El Huayco, La Isla and Punta Rocas are worth comparing on the live cameras, since conditions can differ from one stretch of coast to the next.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown on this page, updated alongside the live stream. Check them before you travel, since the coast can be cloudy even when inland areas are sunny.
The local time for San Bartolo is shown on this page. Peru does not change its clocks for daylight saving, so the time stays the same throughout the year.
The camera overlooks the beach at San Bartolo on the Pacific coast of Peru, roughly an hour south of Lima. The map on this page shows its position along the coast.
Daylight hours are best for seeing the waves, sand and sky clearly. Compare morning and afternoon views to judge when the water looks calmest before deciding when to visit.
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