Sheveningen
South Holland, Netherlands — 5.3 km
La Haye - Kijkduin
🇳🇱 North Holland · Netherlands — Altitude 11 m
This live stream looks out over Kijkduin, the quiet beach area on the southwestern edge of The Hague, facing the North Sea. It is a simple way to judge how the coast looks right now before you travel or simply want to see the sea.
The Hague is the seat of the Dutch government and the Supreme Court, although it is not the capital, which is Amsterdam. Kijkduin sits at the western end of the city's dune coast, a stretch of sand separated from the dense urban core by green dunes and a wide promenade. The landscape is flat, open and windy, with the sea and sky dominating the view and a constant change of light over the water.
The view is most rewarding in the morning and late afternoon, when the low sun reflects on the wet sand and the waves. Clear days show the horizon sharply, while overcast weather brings a softer, grey scene. Watch for wind, which shapes the sea surface and shows whether conditions suit walking, kite flying or swimming. Activity on the beach usually grows on warm weekends and during school holidays, depending on the weather.
The North Sea coast is mild rather than hot: summers are pleasant and cool, winters are wet and breezy. Late spring to early autumn is the most popular time to visit. Kijkduin is reachable by tram from central The Hague, and the nearby Scheveningen seafront, about 5 kilometres away, offers more cafés and attractions. The Ter Heijde and 's-Gravenzande cameras show neighbouring stretches of coast.
Source: Strandweernu
South Holland, Netherlands — 5.3 km
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Kijkduin are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check wind and temperature before you head to the coast.
The local time for The Hague is displayed on this page and follows Dutch time, including daylight saving changes. The clock is updated automatically.
The camera is in Kijkduin, on the southwestern side of The Hague, facing the North Sea. The map on this page marks its position along the coast.
Early mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light on the water. Calm, sunny weekends are good for seeing people on the beach, though the view depends on the weather.
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