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North Holland, Netherlands β 2.6 km

De Waal - Texelinformatie.NL | live 4K PTZ haven Texel.
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This 4K pan-tilt camera looks over the harbour at De Waal on the island of Texel in the Wadden Sea. It is a useful window onto the comings and goings of boats and the mood of the water. The live player, local time and weather are all on this page.
De Waal is a small village on Texel, the largest of the Dutch Wadden Islands, reached by ferry from Den Helder. The island is known for its dunes, salt marshes, sheep grazing near the dykes and long sandy beaches on the North Sea side. The harbour sits on the sheltered Wadden side, where the landscape is flatter and quieter than on the coast.
The camera is aimed at the harbour, so you can follow boats moving in and out and see how the water rises and falls with the tide. Conditions change a lot with the wind, and on clear days the light across the flat landscape is strong. Mornings and late afternoons are often the most pleasant times to watch, though the view depends on the weather.
Texel has a mild maritime climate, with cool windy winters and mild summers, so spring and early autumn are comfortable for walking and cycling. Nearby on the island you will find the cameras at De Koog, Den Burg, Oudeschild and Wadden Haven, which show other beaches and villages. The island is easy to explore by bike, and the weather can change quickly, so check the forecast above before heading out.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for De Waal are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the page. Coastal wind can make it feel cooler than the reading suggests.
The local time for De Waal is shown on this page and follows the Netherlands clock, including daylight saving changes. It is the same as in Amsterdam.
The camera is in the harbour area of De Waal on Texel, a village on the Dutch Wadden island of the same name. The map on this page shows its precise position.
Watching during daylight hours is most useful for seeing boats and the water clearly. Tide and wind change the scene throughout the day, so different times show different views.
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