Lima - Plage de Punta Rocas
Lima Region, Peru — 1 km
Lima - Plage de Caballeros
🇵🇪 Lima Region · Peru — Altitude 5 m
This live stream looks out over Caballeros Beach on the Pacific coast of Lima. It suits anyone planning a day by the sea or simply curious about the Peruvian coast as it is right now. The page also shows the local time and the weather so you can judge conditions before you watch or travel.
Caballeros Beach lies on the Pacific shoreline of the Lima Region, where the capital's coast meets the cliffs and sandy bays that stretch north and south of the city. Peru's coast is shaped by the cold Humboldt Current, which keeps the sea cooler than the latitude would suggest and often brings a low grey cloud layer. The atmosphere is that of a working Pacific coastline with surfers, fishermen and families spread along the sand.
The camera is a live video stream of a beach, so activity depends on the view, the hour and the weather. Early mornings often show calmer water and fewer people, while afternoons tend to bring more movement along the shore. Overcast days are common on this coast, so check the live weather block before expecting sunshine in the picture.
Lima has a desert-like climate with very little rain, and the coastal fog known as garúa is typical for much of the year. Summer from December to March is the warmest and brightest season for the beaches, while winter is cooler and greyer. Several other beach cameras in the region, including Punta Rocas, La Isla and San Bartolo, are close by and can help you compare conditions along the coast.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the live block on this page, updated automatically from the local conditions.
The local time for Lima is displayed on this page above the live stream, so you can see the exact time where the camera is pointed.
The camera is on the Pacific coast in the Lima Region of Peru, and the map on this page marks its location with nearby beach cameras for comparison.
Mornings and afternoons on sunny days are usually the most useful times to watch, since clouds and fog are frequent along this coast throughout much of the year.
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