
Łeba - widok na wydmy i plażę
Pomerania, Poland — 1.3 km

Łeba - widok na deptak
🇵🇱 Pomerania · Poland
This live camera looks over the promenade in Łeba, a seaside town on the Pomeranian coast of Poland. It is a good way to check how the waterfront looks before heading out, or simply to watch the town's summer life from a distance.
Łeba sits where the Łeba River meets the Baltic Sea, in the Pomerania region of northern Poland. It is known for its long sandy beaches, its position close to the great dunes of the Słowiński National Park, and its relaxed resort atmosphere. The town grew up around fishing and later became one of the most popular holiday destinations on the Polish coast.
The view is centred on the promenade, so expect to see walkers, cyclists and the flow of holidaymakers along the waterfront, depending on the angle at the moment. The busiest hours tend to be late morning and early evening in high summer. Weather matters a lot here, since clear, calm days bring the most activity while strong wind and rain quieten things down quickly.
The Polish Baltic coast is at its best from late June to early September, when the sea is warmest and the days are longest. Spring and autumn are cooler and breezier but quieter and good for walks. Nearby, the dune and beach cameras in Łeba and the view of Lubiatowo give you a fuller picture of conditions along the coast before you travel.
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Pomerania, Poland — 1.3 km

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Łeba are shown on this page in the weather block. They update together with the local time, so you can check them before you go to the beach.
The local time for Łeba is shown live on this page, using Polish time. It is displayed next to the camera so you can compare it with your own clock.
The camera overlooks the town's promenade on the Baltic coast. The map on this page marks its position, so you can see how it relates to the beach and the river mouth.
Summer weekends and sunny afternoons tend to bring the most people onto the promenade. Calm, clear mornings are good for a quiet view of the sea and the waterfront.
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