Lima - Plage de Punta Roquitas
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Lima - Plage de Pampilla
🇵🇪 Lima Region · Peru — Altitude 5 m
This live stream looks out over Pampilla Beach on the Pacific coast of Lima. It is a quick way to check how the shoreline looks right now, whether surfers are out, and how busy the sand is before you plan a visit or a walk along the Costa Verde.
Pampilla lies on the central Pacific shore of Peru's capital, in the Lima Region. Lima is built on cliffs above the ocean, and its beaches sit at the foot of these bluffs. The coast is known for its rocky shelves, sandy coves and a strong surf culture. The city's climate is unusual for a capital so far south: it is mostly cloudy and mild, with a grey marine layer that often lingers through the morning, giving the sea a muted, silvery look.
As this is a beach view, the stream is most useful for judging the sea, the surf and the number of people on the sand. Depending on the angle, you may see waves breaking, surfers in the water and the shoreline at different tides. Mornings are often hazier because of the marine cloud, while afternoons can clear. Weekends usually bring more visitors and surfers than weekdays, so the picture can change noticeably during the day.
Lima's coast is best enjoyed in the warmer months from December to April, when the sea is at its most inviting, though the air stays fairly cool year-round. Pampilla is reached by road along the coast, and the nearby beaches of Punta Roquitas, Redondo, Barranquito and La Herradura are within a short drive, so you can compare conditions along the shore before you go.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Lima often has a cloudy marine layer, so check the live figures before you set out.
The local time for Lima is displayed on this page and updates automatically. Peru uses a single time zone with no daylight saving changes.
The camera overlooks Pampilla Beach on the Pacific coast of Lima, Peru. The map on this page shows its exact position along the shoreline.
Watching in the morning or on weekends shows the most surfers and the clearest sea conditions. Actual waves vary with the swell, so the live stream is the best guide.
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