
Maré - Copy: Mare Island Osprey
Loyalty Islands Province, France — 178 km
Nouméa - Baie des Citrons
🇳🇨 South Province · New Caledonia — Altitude 14 m
This live camera looks out over Baie des Citrons, a beach on the edge of Nouméa, the capital of New Caledonia. It is a quick way to check how the water and sky look before you plan a walk or a swim. The stream is provided by Indéo, and the page adds the local time and weather for Nouméa.
Nouméa sits on the south-western coast of the main island of New Caledonia, a French overseas territory in the Pacific. Baie des Citrons is one of the city's best-known beaches, a sheltered curve of sand close to the centre. The town blends French colonial buildings, a busy harbour and a relaxed seaside atmosphere, with the lagoon and reef defining much of the local character.
Because the view is a beach, the most useful things to check are the sea state, the colour of the lagoon and how crowded the sand is. Mornings are often calm before the trade winds pick up later in the day. Sunny afternoons draw the most people to the shore, while cloud or rain can change the scene quickly, so it helps to look before you travel.
Nouméa has a warm tropical climate with a hot, humid summer from November to April and milder, drier weather from June to September, which many visitors prefer for walking. The city is reachable by air from Tontouta International Airport, and a short drive or bus ride brings you to the bay. Nearby, you can also find the Mare Island Osprey camera, about 178 km away on Maré.
Source: Indéo

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Nouméa are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated with the camera.
The local time for Nouméa is displayed on the page, so you can see whether it is day or evening at the bay before you watch.
The camera is at Baie des Citrons on the coast of Nouméa, South Province, New Caledonia. A map on the page marks its position.
Mornings and sunny afternoons are usually the most pleasant to watch, while weekends tend to show more people on the sand. Conditions depend on the weather of the day.
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