Fowey - Harbour
Cornwall, United Kingdom β 0.9 km
π¬π§ Cornwall Β· United Kingdom β Altitude 15 m
This live stream looks out over Readymoney Beach, a small sandy cove on the south coast of Cornwall close to the mouth of the Fowey estuary. Because the beach is tidal and exposed to the Atlantic swell, the view changes noticeably with the tide and the wind. It is a useful check before planning a walk or a swim.
Readymoney lies just east of Fowey, reached by a short walk along the coast path or by road. The cove is framed by granite headlands and wooded slopes typical of south Cornwall, and the water is often clear enough to show the sand and rocks beneath. The surrounding villages have a long maritime past tied to fishing, shipping and the china clay trade that shaped the wider region.
Depending on the view, the stream may show the beach at low tide with exposed sand, or the water reaching the cliffs at high tide. Mornings often bring calmer water, while afternoons with a southwesterly breeze can produce larger waves. Watching the stream during a change of tide is a good way to see how quickly the beach transforms.
Cornwall has a mild, damp climate, with summers that are pleasant but rarely hot and winters that are wet and windy. Spring and early autumn are often the most comfortable months for visiting. Nearby, you can see the harbour and river views of Fowey and the cameras at Golant and St Austell, which show different stretches of this coastline.
Source: camsecure.co.uk
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the live weather block on this page, so you can check them alongside the stream.
The local time for Cornwall is displayed on this page, updated live, so you can judge daylight and tide conditions before watching.
The camera is on the south coast of Cornwall, just east of Fowey, and the map on this page marks its position.
Watching around low tide shows the most sand, while late morning and early afternoon often give the clearest light over the water.
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