
Jurata - widok na Molo
Pomerania, Poland — 0.2 km
🇵🇱 Pomerania · Poland — Altitude 8 m
This live stream shows the Jurata seaside village on the Hel Peninsula, where the Baltic Sea meets a narrow strip of sand and pine forest. It is a useful way to check how the coast looks before you travel or to keep an eye on the sea from afar.
Jurata is a small village on the Hel Peninsula in northern Poland, a long thin spur of land separating the open Baltic from the Puck Bay. The village is known for its calm, sheltered beach, its wooden houses and the surrounding pine woods, which give it a quiet atmosphere compared with busier resorts further along the peninsula. The area sits almost at sea level, so wind and water are always close at hand.
The camera is titled after the village itself, so it is best read as a general coastal view rather than a fixed landmark. Depending on the angle, you may see the beach, the shoreline and the sea beyond. Mornings and evenings often bring softer light and calmer water, while stronger winds in autumn and winter can make the sea look rougher and more dramatic. Check the live stream for current conditions at any hour.
Summer is the main season, when the water is warmest and the beaches are busiest, though spring and early autumn can be pleasant for walks. Winds are frequent along this coast, so bring layers. Nearby cameras cover the pier in Jurata, the beach in Jurata and the pier in Jastarna, which help you compare conditions along the peninsula.
Source: nadmorski24.pl

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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Jurata are shown in the live block on this page, updated automatically alongside the camera.
The local time for Jurata is displayed on this page, so you can see whether the scene is in daylight before you watch.
The camera is located in Jurata on the Hel Peninsula in Pomerania, on the Baltic coast of northern Poland. The map on this page marks its position.
Daytime and the summer season tend to be the most active, while calm mornings and autumn storms can also be worth checking for a different view of the sea.
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