How often are the webcam feeds updated?

Many webcams update frequently, but availability varies by source and may be intermittent. Streams can go offline without notice, and uptime is not guaranteed. We aim for reliable access but cannot promise continuous service.

What is the best time to view mountain webcams?

Early morning often provides clearer visibility, but conditions vary by day and location. Weather patterns and cloud formation can quickly change; visibility is not guaranteed.

Are the webcams accessible on mobile devices?

Yes, the site is optimised for mobile devices with responsive design and touch-friendly controls. Performance depends on device, browser, and network conditions.

How accurate is the weather information provided?

Weather information is aggregated from publicly available sources and may lag or be incomplete. For critical decisions, consult official forecasts and local authorities.

Can I use the webcam images for commercial purposes?

Webcam streams are aggregated from various sources and are intended for personal, non-commercial use. For commercial licensing, please contact the individual webcam operators or our platform for guidance on proper usage rights.

What locations are covered by the webcam network?

We feature many locations across Madeira Island, including mountain peaks, coastal areas, urban centres, airports, and popular destinations. Availability changes over time as sources update or go offline.

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Why these live webcams matter

WebcamMadeira.com curates HD cameras across multiple regions of Madeira so you can plan hikes, surf sessions, and sunset strolls with confidence. Availability varies; status indicators show online/offline for each stream.

Because the island contains dozens of microclimates, a single forecast rarely reflects local reality. Compare north and south coast feeds, check if levada trails are above the cloud line, and see harbour traffic before you drive down to the waterfront.

The project is powered entirely by privacy-respecting technology: no invasive trackers, no autoplay surprises, and no paywalls—just fast, secure access to the best viewpoints on the island.

Quick ways to use the streams every day

Bookmark the locations you visit most so you can check sea state or cloud cover within seconds.
Keep the mobile site open while you explore—refresh before leaving a viewpoint so you always chase the best weather.
Share the streams with friends or guests so everyone travels with the same, up-to-date information.

Frequently asked questions

What can I see on these webcams?: Our Madeira webcams stream live views of beaches, mountain summits, harbour districts, surf breaks, forest trails, and real-time weather across the island. You can follow the Funchal waterfront, the natural pools at Porto Moniz, the black-sand beach in Seixal, Pico do Areeiro, and dozens of other viewpoints as conditions change.
When is the best time to visit Madeira?: Madeira enjoys mild subtropical weather all year. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) bring clear skies and lighter crowds, summer is sunny and warm for swimming, and winter stays pleasant with occasional rain and excellent whale watching. Use the webcams to choose the microclimate that fits your plans.
How can I check the water temperature at Madeira beaches?: Open the coastal webcams to see sea state and the number of swimmers. Sea temperatures range from about 18 °C in winter to 24 °C in summer; combine the live images with local bulletins if you need exact readings or safety flags before heading into the water.
Where can I watch live images of Madeira Island?: WebcamMadeira.com hosts HD livestreams from Funchal, Porto Moniz, Seixal, Calheta, Paul da Serra, Santana, and many other highlights. Each feed refreshes automatically throughout the day so you can check conditions at any moment.
What activities can I do in Madeira?: Madeira offers levada hikes, mountain viewpoints, surfing, canyoning, whale and dolphin tours, natural pools, cable cars, food markets, and wine tasting. Confirm weather, sea state, and visibility with the webcams before setting off.
How can I watch Madeira Airport live?: Visit the Santa Cruz and runway spotting webcams to follow operations at Madeira Cristiano Ronaldo Airport (LPMA). You can watch arrivals, departures, and apron weather in real time.
Which city is best to stay in Madeira?: Funchal is the capital and most convenient base, offering museums, restaurants, markets, and ferry connections. Use the city webcams to compare neighbourhoods such as the Old Town, the Lido, and the harbourfront before you book accommodation.
Can I monitor surfing conditions in Madeira?: Yes. The surf webcams in Jardim do Mar, Paul do Mar, Ponta Pequena, and Seixal show wave size, wind direction, tides, and crowd levels so you can pick the best break before driving.
How do I know if a webcam is currently live?: Each webcam card displays a live or offline badge plus the time of the latest refresh. If a stream pauses, backup feeds usually restore it within minutes and the badge indicates when a camera is temporarily unavailable.
What is the weather like in Madeira right now?: Because Madeira has many microclimates, the south coast can be sunny whilst the north is misty. Open mountain, north coast, and south coast webcams to compare conditions in real time before you choose your route.
Can I use these webcams to plan my holiday?: Absolutely. Travellers monitor the webcams for several days to understand cloud movement, sea state, and visitor flow. Combine the live views with your itinerary to decide the best mornings for hikes, sightseeing, or relaxed afternoons.
Are the webcam streams free to watch?: Yes. Every webcam on WebcamMadeira.com is free to view. Lightweight analytics and advertising keep the platform running, so you can access more than 50 locations without subscriptions or paywalls.
How often do the webcams update?: Streaming cameras deliver continuous video. Timelapse webcams refresh roughly every 30 seconds to five minutes depending on the location; the timestamp beneath each feed shows the most recent update.
Which webcams show the best sunsets?: Check west-facing webcams in Ponta do Sol, Calheta, Câmara de Lobos, and Funchal harbour for colour at dusk. Mountain cameras on Pico do Areeiro also capture soft evening light when conditions are clear.
Can I see dolphins or whales on the webcams?: Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but south coast and harbour webcams occasionally capture dolphins or pilot whales, especially between April and October. For close encounters, book a certified boat tour.
What should I know about driving on Madeira?: Expect steep gradients, narrow coastal sections, and tunnels. Use mountain and inland webcams to confirm visibility, wind, and rain before crossing passes such as Encumeada or driving up to Pico do Areeiro.
How accurate are the webcams for planning hikes?: Mountain webcams provide real-time visibility of cloud ceilings, wind, and trail conditions, making them reliable for levada walks and summit hikes. Check them one to two hours before departure and again right before you leave.
Do the webcams work at night?: Urban webcams with artificial lighting—Funchal marina, Avenida Arriaga, the Calheta promenade—remain useful after dark. Natural landscape cameras become dark after sunset, though some offer low-light still frames.
Can I embed these webcams on my website?: Please link to the webcam pages instead of embedding the streams directly. Providers such as YouTube, BeachCam, and municipal networks require their own licences; linking preserves quality, uptime, and attribution.

Essential pages

Home Webcam Categories Weather Funchal Weather Privacy Policy Terms of Service Webcam Search About Madeira Guide Press Tourism Statistics

Why these live webcams matter

The project is powered entirely by privacy-respecting technology: no invasive trackers, no autoplay surprises, and no paywalls—just fast, secure access to the best viewpoints on the island.

Quick ways to use the streams every day

Bookmark the locations you visit most so you can check sea state or cloud cover within seconds.
Keep the mobile site open while you explore—refresh before leaving a viewpoint so you always chase the best weather.
Share the streams with friends or guests so everyone travels with the same, up-to-date information.

Frequently asked questions

What can I see on these webcams?: Our Madeira webcams stream live views of beaches, mountain summits, harbour districts, surf breaks, forest trails, and real-time weather across the island. You can follow the Funchal waterfront, the natural pools at Porto Moniz, the black-sand beach in Seixal, Pico do Areeiro, and dozens of other viewpoints as conditions change.
When is the best time to visit Madeira?: Madeira enjoys mild subtropical weather all year. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) bring clear skies and lighter crowds, summer is sunny and warm for swimming, and winter stays pleasant with occasional rain and excellent whale watching. Use the webcams to choose the microclimate that fits your plans.
How can I check the water temperature at Madeira beaches?: Open the coastal webcams to see sea state and the number of swimmers. Sea temperatures range from about 18 °C in winter to 24 °C in summer; combine the live images with local bulletins if you need exact readings or safety flags before heading into the water.
Where can I watch live images of Madeira Island?: WebcamMadeira.com hosts HD livestreams from Funchal, Porto Moniz, Seixal, Calheta, Paul da Serra, Santana, and many other highlights. Each feed refreshes automatically throughout the day so you can check conditions at any moment.
What activities can I do in Madeira?: Madeira offers levada hikes, mountain viewpoints, surfing, canyoning, whale and dolphin tours, natural pools, cable cars, food markets, and wine tasting. Confirm weather, sea state, and visibility with the webcams before setting off.
How can I watch Madeira Airport live?: Visit the Santa Cruz and runway spotting webcams to follow operations at Madeira Cristiano Ronaldo Airport (LPMA). You can watch arrivals, departures, and apron weather in real time.
Which city is best to stay in Madeira?: Funchal is the capital and most convenient base, offering museums, restaurants, markets, and ferry connections. Use the city webcams to compare neighbourhoods such as the Old Town, the Lido, and the harbourfront before you book accommodation.
Can I monitor surfing conditions in Madeira?: Yes. The surf webcams in Jardim do Mar, Paul do Mar, Ponta Pequena, and Seixal show wave size, wind direction, tides, and crowd levels so you can pick the best break before driving.
How do I know if a webcam is currently live?: Each webcam card displays a live or offline badge plus the time of the latest refresh. If a stream pauses, backup feeds usually restore it within minutes and the badge indicates when a camera is temporarily unavailable.
What is the weather like in Madeira right now?: Because Madeira has many microclimates, the south coast can be sunny whilst the north is misty. Open mountain, north coast, and south coast webcams to compare conditions in real time before you choose your route.
Can I use these webcams to plan my holiday?: Absolutely. Travellers monitor the webcams for several days to understand cloud movement, sea state, and visitor flow. Combine the live views with your itinerary to decide the best mornings for hikes, sightseeing, or relaxed afternoons.
Are the webcam streams free to watch?: Yes. Every webcam on WebcamMadeira.com is free to view. Lightweight analytics and advertising keep the platform running, so you can access more than 50 locations without subscriptions or paywalls.
How often do the webcams update?: Streaming cameras deliver continuous video. Timelapse webcams refresh roughly every 30 seconds to five minutes depending on the location; the timestamp beneath each feed shows the most recent update.
Which webcams show the best sunsets?: Check west-facing webcams in Ponta do Sol, Calheta, Câmara de Lobos, and Funchal harbour for colour at dusk. Mountain cameras on Pico do Areeiro also capture soft evening light when conditions are clear.
Can I see dolphins or whales on the webcams?: Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but south coast and harbour webcams occasionally capture dolphins or pilot whales, especially between April and October. For close encounters, book a certified boat tour.
What should I know about driving on Madeira?: Expect steep gradients, narrow coastal sections, and tunnels. Use mountain and inland webcams to confirm visibility, wind, and rain before crossing passes such as Encumeada or driving up to Pico do Areeiro.
How accurate are the webcams for planning hikes?: Mountain webcams provide real-time visibility of cloud ceilings, wind, and trail conditions, making them reliable for levada walks and summit hikes. Check them one to two hours before departure and again right before you leave.
Do the webcams work at night?: Urban webcams with artificial lighting—Funchal marina, Avenida Arriaga, the Calheta promenade—remain useful after dark. Natural landscape cameras become dark after sunset, though some offer low-light still frames.
Can I embed these webcams on my website?: Please link to the webcam pages instead of embedding the streams directly. Providers such as YouTube, BeachCam, and municipal networks require their own licences; linking preserves quality, uptime, and attribution.

Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View

Complete Guide to Seixal

This live webcam offers a privileged view of this location in Madeira, a Portuguese island located in the Atlantic Ocean. Madeira is known worldwide for its exceptional natural beauty, year-round mild subtropical climate, and dramatic volcanic landscapes that attract millions of visitors annually. This specific region possesses unique characteristics that make it a popular tourist destination for activities such as hiking, nature observation, surfing, and cultural exploration. Use this webcam to monitor weather conditions in real-time and plan your visit with confidence.

This live webcam captures current conditions in real-time, allowing visitors and residents to monitor weather, sea state, visibility, and local activity before planning their activities. Madeira is famous for its unique microclimates - different regions of the island can experience completely different weather conditions at the same time. This webcam offers a valuable window into the specific local conditions of this area.

How to Use This Webcam

• Check conditions before leaving home to better plan your day
• Compare with other webcams in the region for a complete picture
• Refresh the page to see the most recent conditions and monitor changes

Best Viewing Times

• Early morning (7-9am): Best visibility, fewer clouds in mountains
• Midday (11am-1pm): Ideal beach and natural pool conditions
• Evening (6-7pm): Dramatic coastal views and surf conditions

Madeira Island presents a unique geography shaped by volcanic activity over millions of years. This webcam is strategically positioned to capture the geological and climatic characteristics of this specific region. Weather conditions in Madeira vary dramatically between the south coast (generally sunny and sheltered) and the north coast (more exposed to Atlantic winds and precipitation). Use this webcam in conjunction with other cameras across the island to gain a complete understanding of current weather patterns across different microclimate zones.

Visitor Information

When planning your visit to Madeira, this webcam offers valuable insights into current local conditions. The island features excellent tourist infrastructure with transportation options including public buses, taxis, and rental cars. Most locations are accessible by road, though some remote areas may require hiking or 4x4 vehicles. It's recommended to check local weather conditions via this webcam and consult regional weather forecasts before undertaking outdoor activities, especially mountain hiking or water activities.

This location is part of the comprehensive Madeira webcam network that covers the entire island, from Funchal's bustling harbor to Porto Moniz's remote natural pools, from mountain peaks like Pico do Areeiro to Calheta's golden sand beaches. The platform provides 24/7 access to 50+ strategically positioned HD cameras, enabling visitors and residents to monitor conditions in real-time, plan activities with confidence, and discover Madeira's diverse natural beauty. Each webcam offers a unique perspective on the island's microclimates, landscapes, and daily life.

Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View

A picture-perfect aerial view of Seixal's famous black sand beach with Véu da Noiva waterfall and the green mountains of the north coast. Watch the dramatic contrast between the volcanic black sand and the Atlantic Ocean.

📍 Seixal • Northwest

This live webcam offers real-time views of this location in Madeira. Monitor current weather conditions, local activity, and the island's natural beauty 24/7 through our HD streaming.

Coordinates: 32.8333, -17.1167

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Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View

Complete Guide to Seixal

How to Use This Webcam

• Check conditions before leaving home to better plan your day
• Compare with other webcams in the region for a complete picture
• Refresh the page to see the most recent conditions and monitor changes

Best Viewing Times

• Early morning (7-9am): Best visibility, fewer clouds in mountains
• Midday (11am-1pm): Ideal beach and natural pool conditions
• Evening (6-7pm): Dramatic coastal views and surf conditions

Visitor Information

📹Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View

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Home›Northwest›Current View: Seixal Volcanic Beach | Black Sand Coast

Picture-perfect camera coverage of Seixal's volcanic sand beach and the verdant peaks of the northern coastline.

About this webcam

This live webcam provides a real-time window into Seixal, allowing you to explore current conditions and natural beauty.

Perfect for checking conditions, planning visits, and enjoying the scenery remotely.

Key Features

•Live HD streaming
•24/7 availability
•Weather monitoring
•Activity tracking

Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View - Complete Guide

This live view of Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View showcases one of Madeira's distinctive volcanic black sand beaches. The webcam captures Black volcanic sand beach, monitoring natural pool swimming. With north coast exposure with more rainfall, creating lush vegetation and powerful waves, this location offers unique coastal experiences.

Positioned in the northern-western area of Madeira, this location benefits from north coast exposure with more rainfall, creating lush vegetation and powerful waves. Key features visible from this webcam include Black volcanic sand beach, Aerial perspective view, Véu da Noiva (Bride's Veil) waterfall visible, making it an invaluable resource for surf watching. The proximity to Véu da Noiva waterfall and Seixal natural pools adds to the location's appeal, offering visitors multiple experiences in one area. For optimal viewing, all day for beach activity and dramatic landscape views; morning light shows the black sand beautifully. As part of Madeira's Northwest region, this webcam contributes to understanding the area's volcanic black sand and Véu da Noiva waterfall.

This area experiences north coast exposure with more rainfall, creating lush vegetation and powerful waves, creating distinctive viewing conditions throughout the year.

Whether planning a visit or simply exploring from afar, this Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View webcam provides essential insights into Seixal's current conditions, showcasing why this Northwest destination captivates visitors year-round.

Legal Notice: This webcam stream is embedded from YouTube. We do not host or control this content. The stream is publicly available on YouTube and embedded in accordance with YouTube's Terms of Service and applicable law. We respect YouTube's content controls and embedding permissions.

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Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View

📍 Seixal • Northwest

This live webcam offers real-time views of this location in Madeira. Monitor current weather conditions, local activity, and the island's natural beauty 24/7 through our HD streaming.

Coordinates: 32.8333, -17.1167

JavaScript required to view this live webcam.

📹Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View

Seixal •Offline

Northwest•HD Quality•Offline

Home›Northwest›Current View: Seixal Volcanic Beach | Black Sand Coast

Picture-perfect camera coverage of Seixal's volcanic sand beach and the verdant peaks of the northern coastline.

About this webcam

This live webcam provides a real-time window into Seixal, allowing you to explore current conditions and natural beauty.

Perfect for checking conditions, planning visits, and enjoying the scenery remotely.

Key Features

•Live HD streaming
•24/7 availability
•Weather monitoring
•Activity tracking

Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View - Complete Guide

This area experiences north coast exposure with more rainfall, creating lush vegetation and powerful waves, creating distinctive viewing conditions throughout the year.

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