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Galicia, Spain β 23 km

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πͺπΈ Galicia Β· Spain β Altitude 8 m
This camera looks out over the working harbour of Muros, a small fishing town on the Ria de Muros e Noia in western Galicia. It is a useful window onto daily port life and the changing light on the estuary. The page also shows local conditions so you can judge the view before you watch.
Muros sits on the sheltered inlet of the Ria de Muros e Noia, where the Atlantic meets a long, narrow arm of water lined with hills. Its old quarter climbs above the quay, with stone houses and narrow lanes that reflect centuries of seafaring. The town is closely tied to fishing and shellfish farming, and the harbour remains its everyday heart.
Because the camera is aimed at the port, it is most interesting when boats are coming in or leaving, typically in the early morning and late afternoon. Weather changes quickly on this coast, so mist, wind and low cloud can alter the scene within an hour. Depending on the angle at a given moment, you may see moored vessels, the quay and water reflecting the sky.
Galicia has a mild, wet climate, with the mildest and driest conditions usually in late spring, summer and early autumn. Winters are rainy and windy along the coast. Muros is reached by road from Santiago de Compostela and Fisterra, both nearby, and the nearby cameras in Fisterra and Santiago de Compostela show other parts of the region.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Muros are shown in the weather block on this page. They update automatically, so check there for the latest temperature, wind and rain.
The local time for Muros is shown on this page and updates live. Spain uses Central European Time, so the clock follows the local daylight saving schedule.
The camera overlooks the port of Muros in Galicia, at the western end of the Ria de Muros e Noia. The map on this page marks its position for orientation.
Early morning and late afternoon are usually the most active, when fishing boats move in and out. Clear days give the best visibility across the water.
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