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County Down, United Kingdom — 24 km
🇬🇧 County Antrim · United Kingdom — Altitude 48 m
This live view covers Larne, a port town on the east coast of County Antrim in Northern Ireland. Check it to see the current conditions on the Antrim coast before you travel, or simply to follow the weather and daylight over the North Channel.
Larne sits on the shore of Larne Lough, a sheltered inlet of the Irish Sea, about 40 kilometres north of Belfast. It has long been a ferry port, with regular crossings to Scotland, and it lies at the start of the Antrim Coast Road. The surrounding countryside is green and rolling, with basalt cliffs and glens further north that draw walkers and photographers.
The camera is listed under the Larne name without a more detailed description, so the exact view depends on the setup of the source stream. Viewers usually watch these coastal views for changing sea states, cloud and light across the water. Mornings and evenings tend to bring the most dramatic light, and winter storms can make the shoreline especially lively to follow.
Northern Ireland has a mild, damp climate with cool summers and relatively mild winters, so layers and waterproofs are useful all year. The best months for coastal walks are generally May to September. Nearby cameras on the coast include Bangor, Holywood and Portrush, which can help you compare conditions along the route.
Source: Larne webcam
County Down, United Kingdom — 24 km
County Down, United Kingdom — 24 km
County Antrim, United Kingdom — 65 km
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Larne are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check before heading out.
The local time for Larne is displayed on this page. Northern Ireland follows UK time, so it matches the clock in London.
The camera is in Larne, County Antrim, on the east coast of Northern Ireland, at roughly 54.86 north and 5.83 west. The map on this page shows its location.
Early morning and evening light are usually the most rewarding for coastal views. Check the live stream and weather block to see whether conditions suit your plans.
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