Stegna
Pomerania, Poland — 5 km

Jantar - widok na plażę
🇵🇱 Pomerania · Poland
This live camera looks out over the beach at Jantar, a small resort village on the Baltic coast of Pomerania. It is a simple way to see how the sea, sand and sky look right now before you plan a walk or a trip.
Jantar lies in the Kashubian lowlands of northern Poland, on a stretch of sandy Baltic shore backed by dunes and pine woods. The village is part of the Pomeranian coast, known for long beaches, a shallow sea that warms gradually in summer, and a quiet, unhurried atmosphere compared with larger resorts further along the coast.
The camera is aimed at the beach, so the view is mostly sand, the waterline and the open sea, with the sky taking up much of the frame. Depending on the angle, you may see walkers, dog owners or wind-surfers. Mornings often bring calm water and soft light, while late afternoon in summer is popular for watching the sun drop toward the horizon.
The coast has a mild maritime climate: summers are cool and breezy, with the warmest weather usually in July and August, while autumn and winter bring strong winds and grey skies. Along the same coast you can compare other live views at Stegna, about 5 km away, and at the fishing quarter of Kąty Rybackie, roughly 12 km further along the shore.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Jantar are shown in the weather block on this page. Check it together with the live picture to judge wind and cloud cover before you head to the sea.
The local time for Jantar is displayed on this page and follows the Polish clock, which is the same as Central European Time. It updates automatically while the page is open.
The camera overlooks the beach at Jantar in the Pomerania region of northern Poland, on the Baltic coast. The map on this page marks its position and the surrounding coastline.
Late afternoon in summer is a popular time, when the light is warm and the sun sets over the sea. Calm mornings are also good for seeing the water with few people on the sand.
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