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Balearic Islands, Spain — 2.3 km
Formentera - La Mola
🇪🇸 Balearic Islands · Spain — Altitude 120 m
This live stream looks out from La Mola, the high ground at the eastern end of Formentera, the smallest of the inhabited Balearic Islands. It is useful for anyone who wants to see the sea and sky conditions before heading out, or who simply wants to watch the Mediterranean from above.
Formentera lies south of Ibiza and is known for flat, pine-covered land, long white beaches and very clear shallow water. La Mola rises to roughly 120 metres above sea level and is the best-known lookout on the island. From its ridge the land drops toward the coast on several sides, which is why the area is popular with walkers and with people who want a wide view of the Mediterranean. The island has a slow pace and a relaxed atmosphere outside the summer peak.
Depending on the view, the stream may show open sea, the coastline in the distance, and the changing colour of the water through the day. Early morning and late afternoon usually give softer light and calmer surfaces, while midday can be hazy in summer. Clear days make distant islands and boats easier to pick out. Weather changes quickly over the sea, so the live feed is a practical way to judge whether the sky is clearing or building up before you travel.
Formentera has a warm Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters, and the sea is usually warmest from late July to September. Spring and autumn are often the most comfortable for walking. Nearby cameras on VizCams include La Savina, the island's port village, and the views across the water to Ibiza. Local buses and bicycles are the usual ways to move around the island.
Source: avistabaleares.es

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Formentera are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check before planning a walk up to the lookout.
The local time for Formentera is displayed on this page and follows the island's clock, including daylight saving changes. Use it to plan the best time to watch the light over the sea.
The camera is at La Mola, the high ground at the eastern end of Formentera, at about 120 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its exact position and the surrounding coastline.
Early morning and late afternoon usually offer softer light and calmer water. Clear summer days are good for distant views, and autumn or spring often give the most stable conditions for seeing the horizon clearly.
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