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Catalonia, Spain — 7.1 km
Cambrils - Hafen
🇪🇸 Catalonia · Spain
This live camera looks over the harbour of Cambrils, a working fishing and leisure port on the Costa Daurada in Catalonia. Watching it gives a quick sense of boat traffic, the sea state and the rhythm of a Mediterranean coastal town.
Cambrils is a coastal town in the province of Tarragona, a short drive south of the city of Tarragona. Its harbour has long been home to fishing boats, and its seafront mixes traditional fish restaurants with beach promenades. The landscape is flat along the shore, with the Mediterranean opening wide to the east and the Catalan hills rising gently inland.
The view is centred on the port, so the most useful things to follow are the comings and goings of boats, the colour and movement of the water and how the light changes across the harbour. Mornings are often busy when fishing boats return, while late afternoon brings softer light and calmer water. Conditions depend on the view and the weather, so check the live player and the local weather block before planning a visit.
Cambrils has a mild Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and generally gentle winters. Late spring and early autumn are often the most comfortable months for walking the promenade. The town is reachable by car and by regional train via nearby stations, and the nearby cameras on this site cover Salou, Torredembarra and l'Ametlla de Mar along the same coast.
Source: feratel.com
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Cambrils are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
Cambrils uses Spanish local time, and the current time is displayed in the local time block on this page.
The camera overlooks the harbour of Cambrils on the Costa Daurada coast of Catalonia, and the map on this page shows its position.
Early mornings, when fishing boats are active, and late afternoons, when the light is softer, are typically the most interesting times to follow the port.
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