Nuuk - Nuup Saava
Sermersooq, Greenland — 0.4 km
Nuuk - Fjord West
🇬🇱 Sermersooq · Greenland — Altitude 5 m
This live stream looks out over the western fjord near Nuuk, the capital of Greenland. It is a good way to check how the sea and sky look in the capital before planning a trip or simply following the Arctic light from afar.
Nuuk sits on the southwest coast of Greenland, where a steep, rocky landscape meets deep fjords and the open Davis Strait. It is the seat of government and the largest town on the island, with brightly painted houses climbing the hillsides above the harbour. The surrounding mountains and water give the town a stark, dramatic character that changes quickly with the weather.
The title points to a view across the western fjord, so the water, shoreline and sky are the main things to follow. Depending on the visibility, you may see passing boats, ice drifting in from the sea, or cloud moving over the hills. Early mornings and evenings tend to bring the most interesting low light, and the picture is best judged in the context of the live weather shown on this page.
Nuuk has a subarctic to Arctic climate, with cold winters, cool summers and frequent wind and fog, so conditions can shift within an hour. Most visitors arrive by air or by sea, and the town itself is compact and walkable. Other cameras in the Nuuk area, including the Nuup Saava and Inner Port views, are listed below for comparison.
Source: Malik Hansen
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Nuuk are shown in the live weather block on this page, and they update as new data arrives.
The local time for Nuuk is displayed on this page and follows the town's own time zone, so you can compare it with your own clock.
The camera overlooks the western fjord near Nuuk on the southwest coast of Greenland, and the map on this page marks its position.
Early mornings and evenings often offer the softest light, while clear days give the best visibility across the fjord. Conditions vary a lot, so check the live weather first.
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