The El Palmar webcam is live 24 hours a day, streaming views of the beach. You can see what the sea looks like, watch the waves and check the conditions at the surf spot in El Palmar de Vejer, Cádiz.
Whether you're planning a surf session or simply want to take a look at the beach, the live stream lets you see how the sea changes throughout the day. To plan your next session, you can combine what you see on the webcam with the wave and wind forecasts.
The webcam is installed at 9 Pies surf school, next to El Cartero, facing El Palmar beach in Vejer, Cádiz. From there, you can see part of the beach where people go surfing.
Yes, the webcam streams the beach live and is available 24 hours a day. You can tune in whenever you like to see the sea conditions, whether you're planning a surf session or simply want to take a look at the beach.
You can watch the waves, see the state of the sea and observe what's happening on the beach at that moment. It's a practical way to check what the beach looks like before heading there, although it's also worth checking the surf forecast for more detailed information.
Yes, you can see how the waves are breaking and get an idea of the current conditions. However, the webcam cannot accurately tell you the wave height, period or direction. For more details and the forecast for the coming hours, visit our El Palmar surf forecast .
Below the webcam, you'll find a tide timeline showing the times of high and low tide. You can also see the current time, the approximate tide level and whether the tide is rising or falling. This helps you understand how the tide is changing while you watch the beach live.
Yes, the tide can affect how the waves break and the conditions in different parts of the beach. Before heading into the water, it's useful to consider the tide alongside what you can see on the webcam and the wave and wind forecast.
