Πυροφυλάκιο Σέττας
Central Greece, Greece — 4.3 km
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🇬🇷 Central Greece · Greece — Altitude 220 m
This live stream looks over Mistros, a village on the Euboea coast in Central Greece. Use it to check how the sky and sea look from the village before you travel, or simply to watch the Greek landscape in real time.
Mistros sits in the Lilas area of northern Euboea, the long island that runs along the coast of mainland Greece east of Athens. The village lies at roughly 220 metres above sea level, so it has a view of the surrounding hills and the water beyond them. Euboea is known for its mountains, forests and quiet coastal settlements, which set it apart from the more crowded islands of the Aegean. The atmosphere here is calm and rural.
The camera is most useful for judging daytime conditions: how clear the air is, whether cloud is building over the hills, and how the light changes across the afternoon. Mornings are often clearest before any haze or sea breeze develops. Sunset is a popular time to watch, when the hills take on warmer colours. The picture depends on the view and the weather, so conditions can change quickly.
Central Greece has hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable times to visit the area. Mistros is in a rural part of Euboea, so a car is the easiest way to explore. Nearby cameras on this site include Pyrofylakio Settas, KAMPIA, Pyrofylakio Gerontas Pros Eretria and Steni Evvoias, which show other parts of the region.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Mistros are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check conditions before you watch the stream.
The local time in Mistros is shown on the page and follows Greek time. The clock is displayed next to the live video so you can match what you see with the current hour.
The camera is in the village of Mistros on Euboea, in Central Greece, at about 220 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position and shows how it relates to nearby cameras.
Daytime is the most useful for seeing clear views of the hills and sea, and early morning is often the clearest. Sunset is also a good time to watch as the light softens across the landscape.
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