Wellington Airport
Wellington, New Zealand — 2 km
🇳🇿 Wellington · New Zealand — Altitude 145 m
This live stream looks out over Wellington, the windy capital at the southern tip of New Zealand's North Island, set around a harbour with steep hills behind. Check it to see the current conditions before heading out, or to get a feel for how the city and its coastline look right now.
Wellington sits where the North Island narrows toward Cook Strait, so the city wraps around a deep harbour and climbs the hillsides above it. It is the seat of New Zealand's government and is known for its compact central district, a busy waterfront, cafés, museums and a strong arts scene. Its position on the strait gives it a lively, changeable atmosphere that many visitors find memorable.
The camera is listed as a beach category view, so it is most likely to show coastal conditions around the bay and the sea. Depending on the view, you may see wave height, cloud cover, and how strongly the wind is moving the water. Mornings are often calm, while afternoons can bring stronger gusts, so the stream is worth checking at different times of day.
Wellington has a mild temperate climate, with cool winters and warm summers, though wind and rain can arrive at any time of year. Layers and a windproof jacket are sensible for any visit. The city centre is walkable, and Wellington Airport is only a short drive away. Other cameras in the region include Foxton Beach, Castlepoint and Ohakune on Mount Ruapehu.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check temperature, wind and rain before watching the stream.
The local time block on this page shows the current time in Wellington, which follows New Zealand's own time zone and daylight saving changes.
The map on this page marks the camera's position on the southern tip of New Zealand's North Island. The stream is provided by its owner, John Young, and the page links to the original source.
Daylight hours show the coast most clearly. Watching in the morning often shows calmer water, while afternoons can be windier, which is useful if you want to see strong conditions.
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