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Mullion — Poldhu live view
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Mullion — Poldhu live view

Mullion - Poldhu Live

🇬🇧 Cornwall · United Kingdom — Altitude 85 m

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This live stream looks out over the Mullion and Poldhu stretch of Cornwall's southern coast. It suits anyone wanting to check sea and sky conditions before heading to the Lizard, or simply to watch the Atlantic from a distance.

About the Mullion coast

Mullion sits on the Lizard Peninsula, the southernmost point of mainland Britain, and is known for its dramatic cliffs, sheltered coves and open moorland. Poldhu nearby is famous as the site of Marconi's early transatlantic radio experiments in 1901. The landscape is shaped by strong Atlantic winds, and the coast feels wild and unspoilt compared with much of southern England.

What to watch on the camera

The view shows the coastal scene as it changes through the day, with the sea state, cloud cover and light shifting constantly. Mornings often bring calmer water and clearer horizons, while afternoons and stormy spells can make the surf and wind more visible. Watching during changing weather is especially rewarding, as the Atlantic swell can look very different from one hour to the next.

Climate and getting around

Cornwall has a mild, damp maritime climate, with cool summers and warm, wet winters, so spring and early autumn are often pleasant for walking. Mullion is reached by road, and buses and local routes link the villages of the peninsula. Nearby cameras include Helston's view from Kennack Sands and several beaches around Falmouth and Marazion.

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About this camera

What is the weather like in Mullion right now?

The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Mullion are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically. Coastal wind can differ noticeably from inland readings.

What time is it in Mullion?

The local time for Mullion is shown on this page and follows the UK clock, including daylight saving changes in spring and autumn.

Where exactly is this camera located?

The camera is near Mullion on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, at about 85 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its position and the surrounding coastline.

When is the best time to watch the Mullion coast?

Stormy or windy days tend to give the most dramatic sea views, while calm mornings show the water at its clearest. Check the live weather block to decide when to tune in.

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