
Sopot - widok na Monciak
Pomerania, Poland — 0.1 km
🇵🇱 Pomerania · Poland — Altitude 12 m
This live stream shows Sopot, the seaside resort on the Polish Baltic coast. Sopot's title is simply the town name, so the view depends on the angle the owner has chosen. Open it to see current conditions on the Gulf of Gdansk before you plan a walk or a trip.
Sopot sits on the Gdansk Bay coast of Pomerania, a few kilometres from Gdansk and Gdynia, which together form the Tri-City area. The town is known for its long wooden seafront pier, its wide sandy beaches and its late nineteenth century spa atmosphere, with villas and promenades shaded by pine trees. Its streets and the Monte Cassino shopping avenue make it one of the most visited resorts on the Polish coast.
Because the stream shows a Baltic coastal town, the mood changes a lot with the weather. On clear summer mornings you may see the sea calm and the light low over the water, while autumn and winter often bring grey skies and strong wind from the north. Evenings in summer are popular for promenade walks, so the view is often most lively in the late afternoon and early evening.
Sopot has a maritime climate with mild summers and cool, windy winters. Warm weather usually arrives from June to August, when the beaches are busiest. The town is easy to reach by train or bus from Gdansk and Gdynia, and the nearby Gdynia cameras on this page show the neighbouring harbour and seafront for comparison.
Source: nadmorski24.pl

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The live weather block on this page shows current conditions in Sopot along with a three-day forecast. Check it before you head to the beach or the pier.
The local time block on this page shows the current time in Sopot, which follows Central European time with daylight saving changes.
The camera is on the Baltic coast of Pomerania in Poland, and the map on this page marks its location relative to Gdansk and Gdynia.
Summer afternoons and evenings tend to show the busiest seafront, while clear mornings in spring and autumn can give calm water and good light. The view depends on the weather at the time.
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