Hafnarfjörður - Port de Hafnarfjörður — Suðurbakki Southbank
Capital Region, Iceland — 0.2 km
Hafnarfjörður - Port de Hafnarfjörður — Óseyrarbryggja
🇮🇸 Capital Region · Iceland — Altitude 5 m
This live camera looks out over the port of Hafnarfjörður, a harbour town just south of Reykjavík on the Reykjanes peninsula. The feed shows the working waterfront, so it suits anyone curious about Icelandic fishing and shipping life, or anyone checking conditions before a trip out along the coast.
Hafnarfjörður is one of the oldest towns in Iceland and has long been tied to the sea. Its harbour, lined with fishing boats and cargo traffic, sits in a sheltered inlet below volcanic hills and lava fields. The town is known for its painted wooden houses, its lively harbour area and its proximity to the Reykjanes peninsula, where the landscape is shaped by volcanism and open coastline.
Because the title names the harbour pier, the camera is most likely to show boats entering and leaving the port and the quay around it. The view changes with the light: long low sun in summer evenings, short grey days in winter, and rough water when the wind comes in from the Atlantic. Depending on the angle, you may also see the harbour entrance and surrounding hills, and weather is often the most interesting thing to watch.
Winters are mild for the latitude, with frequent wind and rain, while summers are cool and bright. June to August offers the longest daylight and the easiest conditions for coastal trips. Hafnarfjörður is a short drive from Reykjavík and close to Keflavík airport, and the nearby Hvaleyrarhöfði and Suðurbakki cameras show other parts of the same shoreline.
Source: Hafnarfjarðarhöfn
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Hafnarfjörður are shown in the live weather block on this page. Icelandic weather changes quickly, so check it before heading out on the water.
The local time for Hafnarfjörður is displayed live above the camera. Iceland uses the same time all year round and does not observe daylight saving time.
The camera overlooks the harbour pier at Hafnarfjörður, on the south side of the Reykjavík capital area. The map on this page marks its exact position on the coast.
Morning and evening are usually the busiest times for boat movements, and summer gives the longest hours of light. Winter days are short, so the camera is most useful for checking conditions then.
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