Lima - Plage de Punta Rocas
Lima Region, Peru — 1.5 km
Lima - Plage de La Isla
🇵🇪 Lima Region · Peru — Altitude 5 m
This live stream looks out over La Isla beach on the Pacific coast of the Lima Region. It suits anyone wondering what the sea and shoreline look like right now, or planning a day on the sand. The live player, local weather and time sit on the same page.
La Isla lies on the coastal strip of Peru's Lima Region, where the capital's desert-like coastline meets the cold Humboldt Current. The landscape is mostly low cliffs, sand and open sea, with a grey, often overcast sky for much of the year. The Pacific here is known for its surfing and fishing communities, and the atmosphere is relaxed and local rather than resort-like.
As a beach camera, the feed is most useful for checking surf, sea state and how busy the sand is. Mornings tend to be calmer, while afternoons often bring more wind and surfers. The picture depends on the view and on weather, so details such as cloud cover or visibility may change quickly.
Lima's coast has a mild climate with little rain, and temperatures stay fairly steady across the year, with the warmest months from January to March. Summer months bring the most beachgoers. Nearby cameras cover Punta Rocas, Caballeros, El Huayco and San Bartolo, so you can compare several stretches of coast from this page.
Source: misolas.com
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically for the location.
The local time is displayed on the page and follows Peru's time zone, so you can see the exact time before watching the stream.
The camera is on the coast in the Lima Region of Peru, a few metres above sea level. The map on the page shows its precise location and the nearby beaches.
Mornings are often calmer for sea and sand, while afternoons bring more wind and surfers. The best moment depends on your interest and on the weather that day.
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