La Garita
Canary Islands, Spain — 14 km
Las Palmas - Le Port
🇪🇸 Canary Islands · Spain — Altitude 14 m
This live camera looks over the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, one of the busiest harbours in the Atlantic. Ships, ferries and the daily movement along the waterfront are visible when the feed is running. It suits anyone planning a crossing or curious about maritime traffic in the Canaries.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the largest city in the Canary Islands and the capital of Gran Canaria, an archipelago that lies off the coast of north-west Africa. The port is a major hub for cargo, cruise ships and inter-island ferries, and it has served sailors on Atlantic routes for centuries. The surrounding area mixes a historic old town with modern waterfront districts and beaches that stretch along the coast.
Because the camera is aimed at a working harbour, the most interesting moments tend to be arrivals and departures, when vessels turn in the basin or pass the breakwater. Activity usually picks up in the morning and again in the afternoon. Clear days give the best visibility, while the trade winds can bring a haze or choppy water. Image quality and audio depend on the source stream.
The Canaries have a mild subtropical climate, so temperatures stay fairly steady through the year, with the warmest months from August to October. The trade winds keep the coast breezy, which is worth remembering if you plan to visit. The airport is a short drive away, and the nearby cameras on this site, including La Garita, Arinaga and Maspalomas, let you compare conditions across the island.
Source: WingCamlive
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the latest data for the port area.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Canary Islands clock, which runs on Western European time.
The camera overlooks the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and its location is marked on the map shown on this page.
Mornings and late afternoons usually bring the most ship movement. Clear weather gives the sharpest view of the harbour.
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