Raahe
North Ostrobothnia, Finland โ 40 km
๐ซ๐ฎ North Ostrobothnia ยท Finland โ Altitude 6 m
This live camera looks out over Marjaniemi, the village at the northern tip of Hailuoto, an island in the Gulf of Bothnia off the coast of North Ostrobothnia. The stream lets you check how the sea and sky look right now before you plan a walk or a trip across the ice road or ferry.
Hailuoto is a low, sandy island reached from the Finnish mainland by ferry, and in winter by an ice road when the sea freezes. Marjaniemi sits near its northern end, where the land is barely above sea level and the horizon is wide. The landscape is shaped by open water, dunes, pine stands and sky, and the island is known for its quiet rural character and its gentle, unhurried pace of life.
Because the terrain is so flat, the view is mostly about light, cloud, and the state of the water. Morning and evening light tends to be the most striking, and the view changes sharply with wind direction and weather. In winter, the frozen sea and snow can look very different from summer, depending on the view. Check the live stream and the weather block on this page before deciding when to watch.
Hailuoto has a cool subarctic climate, with mild summers and long, cold winters. Summer is the most comfortable time to visit, while winter brings snow and ice conditions that can affect travel. Nearby cameras include Raahe, Oulu, and the Nallikari and Aurora Borealis views in Oulu, all roughly 40 to 43 km away on the mainland.
Source: Hailuodon kunta
North Ostrobothnia, Finland โ 40 km
North Ostrobothnia, Finland โ 40 km
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. The values update regularly, so check there for the latest temperature, wind and cloud.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Finnish clock, so it is shown in real time for the camera location.
The camera is in Marjaniemi on Hailuoto island, at the northern end of the island in North Ostrobothnia, Finland. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Many people watch in the early morning or evening, when light is low and the scene is most atmospheric. Weather changes can make any hour interesting, so the live stream is worth checking at different times.
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