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Cornwall, United Kingdom β 5.2 km
Γle de Wight - The Needles Lighthouse
π¬π§ Isle of Wight Β· United Kingdom β Altitude 15 m
This live stream looks out toward The Needles, the chalk stacks off the western tip of the Isle of Wight, with its historic lighthouse close by. It suits anyone who wants to see how the Solent and the Channel look right now, whether for a sailing plan, a ferry crossing or simply a look at the sea.
The Isle of Wight is an island off the southern coast of England, separated from the mainland by the Solent. Its western end is known for the Needles, a line of white chalk stacks rising from the sea, and for the coastal cliffs that run along the edge of the island. The landscape is green and rolling inland, while the shoreline is dramatic and exposed to the open Channel.
This is a port-category camera, so the view is built around the coastal and maritime scene rather than a single attraction. Shipping traffic, changing light and the state of the water are the things most worth following. Mornings and evenings tend to bring softer light and clearer contrast on the chalk, while stormy days show the sea at its most dramatic.
The island has a mild maritime climate, with cool, damp winters and warm summers that are generally the most popular time to visit. Ferries connect the island to the mainland, and the coast is good for walking. Nearby on the island you can also compare views from Freshwater, Colwell Bay and Yarmouth, all listed on this site.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Coastal wind and cloud can change quickly, so check it before planning a boat trip or walk.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates with the live view. The island follows UK time, so it matches the rest of the United Kingdom.
The camera is at The Needles lighthouse at the western tip of the Isle of Wight. The map on this page shows its precise location on the coast.
Clear days with good light bring out the chalk stacks best, and calm weather is ideal for seeing shipping. Summer is the busiest season, but the view is interesting in every month.
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