Swansea - Gower Live
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730 Rocks Mumbles 180 Camera - Gower Live
π¬π§ Swansea Β· United Kingdom
This live camera looks out over the rocky shoreline at Mumbles, on the western edge of Swansea Bay. It suits anyone wanting to check sea and sky conditions before a coastal walk, or simply to watch the tide move over the rocks from home.
Mumbles sits at the eastern tip of the Gower Peninsula, where the Swansea Bay coastline meets rugged headlands and sandy coves. The Gower was Britain's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and its mix of limestone cliffs, dunes and open water draws walkers, surfers and sailors throughout the year. The village itself retains a traditional seaside character with a pier and promenade.
The view is centred on rocks at the shoreline, so the most noticeable changes come from the tide, which can cover or expose the rocks several times a day, and from the weather moving across the bay. Early mornings and late afternoons usually bring the clearest light and the softest contrast on the water. Storm days can produce large waves breaking against the rocks, which many viewers find the most striking moments to watch.
The Gower has a mild, changeable climate with cool summers and mild winters, and wind is common, so a windproof layer is worth packing. Spring and early autumn tend to offer calmer conditions for walking. Other cameras in the area include Swansea - Gower Live on the same coast, and the Burry Port RNLI and Porthcawl beach views about 22 km away, which are useful for comparing conditions along the bay.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Mumbles are shown in the weather block on this page, updated alongside the live stream.
The local time for Mumbles is displayed on this page, matching the United Kingdom clock, so you can plan your visit or check the tide schedule accordingly.
The camera overlooks the rocky shoreline at Mumbles on the western side of Swansea Bay, at the eastern end of the Gower Peninsula. The map on this page marks its position.
Stormy days often bring the largest waves, while low tide reveals more of the rocks. Early mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light over the water.
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