Hella
Southern Region, Iceland — 31 km
Ravens nest in Selfoss - Vue en direct de
🇮🇸 Southern Region · Iceland — Altitude 18 m
This live camera looks out over Ravens nest in Selfoss, a spot in southern Iceland. It suits anyone curious about daily life in the region or planning a trip along the Ring Road. The stream is shown here with its local time and weather, so you can judge conditions before heading out.
Selfoss is the largest town in the South Region of Iceland and sits on the banks of the Ölfusá river, not far from the lowlands that stretch toward the coast. The landscape is open and green in summer, with volcanic peaks and glaciers visible on clear days. The town serves as a practical base for travellers exploring the south of the island.
The view is best checked in daylight, when the colours of the fields and sky are clearest. Iceland's light changes quickly, so the scene can look very different from one hour to the next. In winter the days are short and the view may be dominated by low cloud, snow or darkness, while long summer evenings bring soft light that lasts well past midnight. Depending on the view, you may see passing traffic and the weather moving across the land.
Expect cool, damp weather for most of the year, with mild summers and winters that are rarely severe at this low elevation. Wind can be strong at any season, so check the forecast shown on this page before travelling. Nearby cameras include Hella, the Bláfjöll ski area, the Strandarkirkja coast and Þingvellir, all within roughly 30 to 40 kilometres.
Source: livefromiceland.is
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. They update regularly, so you can see the latest temperature, wind and sky before you look at the camera.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows Iceland's time zone, which does not change with the seasons. The clock is shown next to the live player so you can match the picture to the time of day.
The camera is in the Southern Region of Iceland at about 63.93 degrees north, 20.99 degrees west, at a low altitude near the town of Selfoss. A map on this page marks its position among the nearby cameras.
Daylight hours give the clearest view, and summer offers the longest light. Winter brings shorter days and more cloud, which can make the scene harder to see, so check the weather block first.
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