Broad Haven
Cornwall, United Kingdom β 9.2 km
π¬π§ Pembrokeshire Β· United Kingdom β Altitude 5 m
This live camera looks out over Dale, a small village on the Pembrokeshire coast of south-west Wales. The feed shows the water and boats as conditions allow, so it suits anyone checking the sea and sky before heading out. Local time and the weather forecast sit alongside the stream.
Dale lies on the sheltered shore of Dale Roads, a wide inlet where the Cleddau estuary meets the Atlantic-facing coast of Pembrokeshire. The village is small and quiet, known more for sailing, boating and coastal walks than for large attractions. Pembrokeshire as a whole is the only coastal national park in the United Kingdom, and its shoreline is famous for cliffs, beaches and a long-distance coast path.
The camera is most rewarding at high tide, when the water fills the bay and moored boats are easier to see, and in calm mornings or evenings when the light lies low over the estuary. Depending on the view, you may notice yachts at their moorings, tide movement and changing cloud over the water. Weather in this region shifts quickly, so the live weather block is worth a look before you watch.
The Pembrokeshire coast has a mild, damp maritime climate, with the warmest and driest weather usually from late spring to early autumn. Wind is a constant feature on this exposed coastline, so pack layers. Nearby cameras cover Broad Haven, St Justinians and Saundersfoot, giving you more views along the same coast before you travel.
Source: Dale Yatch Club
Cornwall, United Kingdom β 9.2 km

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The live weather block on this page shows the current conditions in Dale and a three-day forecast. It updates regularly, so check it before deciding when to visit or go out on the water.
The local time for Dale is shown on this page. Dale follows UK time, which is on Greenwich time in winter and moves forward by an hour in summer.
The camera is in Dale, Pembrokeshire, on the south-west coast of Wales, near the mouth of the Cleddau estuary. The map on this page marks its position.
High tide and calm, clear days are usually the most interesting, since the bay fills and boats are easier to see. Evenings in summer also offer soft light over the water.
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