
Cléden - Baie des Trépassés
Brittany, France — 0.4 km

🇫🇷 Brittany · France — Altitude 7 m
This live stream looks out from Plogoff, a small village on the wild western tip of Brittany. Watch the sea and sky change over the Baie des Trépassés and the headlands beyond. The page also shows local time and the weather outlook, so you can judge conditions before heading out.
Plogoff sits on the Cap Sizun peninsula in the Finistère department, facing the Atlantic. The coast here is rugged, with granite cliffs, open moorland and sandy coves tucked between rocky points. The area is known for its strong Breton identity, its old lighthouses and the legends attached to the Baie des Trépassés, the Bay of the Dead. Life in the village is quiet and shaped by fishing and farming, which gives the landscape a remarkably unspoiled feel.
The view is tied to the coast, so the sea state, cloud movement and changing light are the main things to follow. Depending on the angle, you may see waves rolling into the bay, fishing boats or the shifting colours of the water. Early morning and late afternoon often bring the most dramatic light, while stormy days show the power of the Atlantic most clearly. Check the live time and weather on this page to plan your viewing.
The Brittany coast is mild and often windy, with frequent showers, especially from autumn to spring. Summer is generally the most comfortable season for walking the cliffs. Plogoff is a good base for exploring the Pointe du Raz, a few kilometres away, and the ferry crossings to Île de Sein are within reach. Nearby cameras on this site include Cléden at the Baie des Trépassés and Esquibien.
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The current conditions and three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check wind and rain before a coastal walk.
The local time is displayed at the top of the page and reflects the time zone of mainland France. It helps you know whether the light in the stream is morning or evening.
The camera overlooks the Baie des Trépassés area on the western tip of Brittany, near the Pointe du Raz. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Early morning and late afternoon usually offer the best light, and stormy weather makes the sea especially dramatic. Watching during changing weather often shows the most activity.
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