
Los Angeles - Venice Beach
California, United States β 0.3 km

Los Angeles - Panorama des plages
πΊπΈ California Β· United States β Altitude 3 m
This live camera looks out over a Los Angeles beach panorama at sea level, a useful window onto Southern California's coastal mood. Open it to see how the shoreline looks right now and whether the day is shaping up for the water.
Los Angeles stretches from the mountains to the Pacific, and its beaches are a big part of daily life. The coast here sits just a few metres above the sea, so the view is low and open, with the ocean filling most of the frame. The city's beaches are known for surfing, long sandy stretches and a relaxed, outdoor culture that runs through much of the year.
Beach views change with the light, the tide and the wind, so mornings often bring calmer water while afternoons can be busier with people and waves. Early and late in the day the low sun gives the sea a warm colour. Check the current weather block on this page before you watch, since haze, fog or a clear sky can change the view considerably.
Los Angeles has mild, dry summers and winters that are cooler and wetter, and the coast is often a few degrees cooler than inland areas. Spring and autumn are popular for walking the sand. Nearby on VizCams you will find several Venice Beach cameras, which are useful if you want to compare conditions along the same stretch of coast.
Source: thesurfersview.com

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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check temperature and wind before you watch.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Pacific time zone used in California. It updates live alongside the camera.
The camera is on the Los Angeles coast at very low elevation. The map on this page shows its exact position, with nearby cameras listed below it.
Early morning and late afternoon often give the clearest light and calmer conditions, but the best time depends on what you want to see, such as surf, sunshine or quiet sand.
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