
Borgholms kommun - Böda Sand LIVE
Kalmar, Sweden — 0.2 km
Böda Sand - Öland
🇸🇪 Kalmar · Sweden — Altitude 5 m
This live camera looks out over Böda Sand, a long sandy coast on the northern part of Öland, the island in the Baltic Sea off southeast Sweden. Watch it to see the shoreline and the sky as they are right now, before planning a walk or a day by the water.
Böda Sand is a village on the east coast of Öland, in Kalmar County. The area is known for its wide sandy beaches, shallow water and pine forest running down to the shore. Öland is a flat limestone island connected to the mainland by a bridge, and its open landscape, windmills and light are a big part of its character. Böda Sand is a quiet place, away from the busier towns of the island.
The camera is a live view of the coast, so the picture changes with the sea, the wind and the cloud cover. Mornings and evenings usually give the softest light, and calm days often show the water at its clearest. Stormy weather brings larger waves and moving sand, which can be interesting to follow. Because the island is flat and open, changes in the sky are easy to notice from the shore.
Öland has a temperate Baltic climate, with mild summers and cold, windy winters. The warmest and busiest months are July and August, when the beaches are most used. Spring and early autumn can be pleasant for walking, though the sea stays cool. Nearby cameras in the region include Kalmar, about 81 km away, and the Borgholm municipality view at the same location.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the live view. Check it before you head out to the beach.
The local time for Böda Sand is shown on this page, based on Swedish time. It updates automatically so you can compare it with your own time zone.
The camera is on the east coast of Öland, in the Kalmar region of southeast Sweden. The map on this page shows its exact position and the nearby cameras.
Early mornings and evenings often have the best light, and calm days show the water most clearly. Watching during changing weather is interesting if you enjoy seeing the sea in motion.
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