Use this directory to quickly access webcams by category: beaches, mountains, cities, harbours and surfing. Madeira’s microclimates vary—if one area is cloudy, another may be clear. Before heading out, check visibility, wind and sea state. For better planning, open several camera pages in tabs and compare conditions in parallel. This central listing helps pick the best time of day, plan safer routes and avoid crowded spots. Bookmark this page for quick checks and return anytime to validate real‑world conditions.

Access real-time views from across Madeira's most iconic locations. Monitor weather changes, check activity levels, and capture the perfect moment.

Complete Madeira Webcam Directory

Browse our directory of HD webcams from selected Madeira locations. Availability varies; each camera is organized by category with descriptions, locations, and viewing tips to help you find useful views.

How to Use This Webcam Directory

This directory systematically organizes all Madeira webcams by category and location, making it easy to discover specific cameras. Each entry includes technical information, best viewing times, GPS coordinates, and detailed descriptions of available views.

Top webcams include Pico do Areeiro (1,818m), Achada do Teixeira (gateway to Pico Ruivo), Porto Moniz natural pools and the iconic black sand Seixal Beach. In the south: Funchal city, the marina and Calheta golden sand beach.

Quick Tips

  • Check visibility and wind before heading out.
  • Weather changes fast — bring a light jacket.
  • Respect signage and local guidance.

How to Use

Browse by categories (beaches, mountains, cities, ports, surfing) or use search to find the camera you want.

Complete Webcam Guide by Region

🏔️Mountain Webcams

  • Pico Ruivo (1.862m)

    Madeira's highest peak

  • Pico do Areeiro (1.818m)

    360° panoramic views

  • Achada do Teixeira

    Gateway to mountain trails

🌊Coastal Webcams

  • Calheta

    Golden sand beach

  • Machico

    First historic city

  • Porto Moniz

    Natural volcanic pools

  • Seixal

    Black volcanic sand beach

🏛️Urban Webcams

  • Funchal Centro

    Capital and historic center

  • Marina do Funchal

    Harbor area and cruises

  • Câmara de Lobos

    Traditional fishing village

Activity Planning with Webcams

🌤️ Weather Verification

Use webcams to check current conditions before heading out. Madeira has unique microclimates that can vary dramatically between regions.

🏃‍♂️ Activity Selection

Sunny in the south? Perfect for beaches. Cloudy in the mountains? Try the north coast. Strong wind? Ideal for surfing or wave watching.

Complete Guide to Using the Webcam Directory

How to Navigate This Directory

This complete directory organizes over 50 live webcams across Madeira by geographical and thematic categories. Explore by region (North, South, East, West), by location type (beaches, mountains, cities), or by activity (surfing, hiking, birdwatching). Each webcam is catalogued with detailed information including exact location, best viewing times, unique features, and nearby attractions.

For the best browsing experience, first identify your main interest - if you're looking for beach views, scroll to the beach section; if planning mountain hikes, go directly to mountain categories. The search function allows you to quickly find specific webcams by location name. Each webcam listing shows current status (live or offline) and preview thumbnail when available, allowing you to quickly assess which cameras are currently offering the best views.

Maximizing the Value of This Resource

Experienced visitors use this directory in multiple ways: bookmark favorite webcams for daily checks, compare multiple locations simultaneously to find the best conditions, and virtually explore new areas before visiting them physically. You can use webcams to plan driving routes (check if mountain passes are clear), decide activity timing (verify crowd levels at popular beaches), and even scout photography locations by identifying ideal lighting conditions.

The directory is regularly updated with new webcam locations as we expand our island coverage. Existing webcams are monitored for uptime and quality, with status indicators displayed on each listing when available. If you find a webcam offline, try nearby webcams in the same category for similar views, or check back later as most technical issues are resolved within hours.

Understanding Webcam Categories

Webcams are organized into meaningful categories to facilitate discovery based on your tourism interests. The Mountains category features high peaks like Pico do Areeiro and Pico Ruivo, ideal for checking hiking conditions and visibility. Coastal categories (Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest) are organized by geographical region, each with unique weather patterns and landscape features. The Funchal category focuses on the capital area, including port, city center, and urban coastal zones.

Specialized categories like Surfing and Airport cater to specific interests. The Surfing category includes renowned wave spots like Jardim do Mar, Paul do Mar, and Seixal, where surfers can check wave conditions before heading out. The Airport category provides multiple views of Madeira's Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport, popular with aviation enthusiasts and useful for monitoring arrival conditions. Each category is carefully curated to provide comprehensive coverage of Madeira's unique diversity.

Expert Tips for Using Multiple Webcams

Tourism professionals and locals recommend always checking at least three webcams before making major travel decisions. For example, if planning a trip to Pico do Areeiro, check the mountain webcam for summit conditions, a south coast webcam for general weather, and a road webcam to verify mountain passes are clear. This multi-perspective approach gives you a complete picture of island conditions and helps avoid unpleasant surprises.

Explore This Category

This collection shows various locations. Webcams cover Madeira Island. Each camera is well positioned. See unique features of the region. Natural beauty is visible. Plan a visit easily. Enjoy the scenery live. Streams are real-time. Access Madeira's landmarks.

Use webcams to plan activities. Check weather conditions. Discover new destinations. Madeira's climate creates microclimates. Checking multiple locations is useful. Sunny beaches contrast with mountains. Each webcam shows something different. The ecosystem is diverse.