Χάνια Πηλίου 2
Thessaly, Greece — 0 km
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Χάνια Πηλίου 1
🇬🇷 Thessaly · Greece — Altitude 1200 m
This live camera looks out over Chania, a mountain village on Mount Pelion in Thessaly, Greece. It is a practical way to see the current conditions on the mountain before you plan a drive, a walk or a stay. The stream is provided by its owner and embedded here with a link to the source.
Chania sits at roughly 1200 metres on the slopes of Mount Pelion, the wooded range that curves around the Gulf of Pagasitikos on the eastern side of Thessaly. The area is known for its stone-built villages, chestnut and beech forests, and the old mule-track paths that link one settlement to the next. The air is noticeably cooler than on the coast below, and the landscape changes quickly with altitude and season.
Because the camera is set in a mountain setting, the view depends heavily on cloud, fog and light. Mornings often bring clear air, while afternoon clouds can build over the ridges in warmer months. Winter snow can change the scene completely. Depending on the framing, you may see rooftops, forested slopes or distant ridgelines, so it is worth checking the live view at different times of day.
Mount Pelion is best visited in late spring, early summer or autumn, when temperatures are mild and the forests are green or colourful. Winters can be cold and snowy, and some mountain roads may be affected by weather. Nearby cameras on the same site cover Chania 2 and a ski-centre area around Mouresi, which can help you compare conditions across the mountain.
Source: forecastweather.gr
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Because Chania is at about 1200 metres, it is usually cooler than the coast.
The local time for Chania is shown in the live clock on this page. Greece uses Eastern European time.
The camera is in Chania on Mount Pelion in the Thessaly region of Greece, at approximately 39.40 N and 23.06 E, and the map on this page marks its location.
Clear mornings and the seasons with the most visible change, such as autumn colours and winter snow, are often the most interesting times to check the view.
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