Live Webcams in Iceland

Iceland's live webcams are a window on the island: harbours, small towns and the volcanic coastline, where the weather is the main event and changes by the hour. The live webcams in Iceland keep Greenwich Mean Time, UTC+0, all year, with no daylight saving; in June the sun barely dips below the horizon and the harbours stay lit at midnight, while in December it rises after 11:00 UTC and is gone by 16:00 UTC, leaving long dark hours for the northern lights on a clear night. Some 390,000 people live here, most of them around the capital, on an island where eruptions have returned to the Reykjanes peninsula repeatedly since 2021. September to March for aurora, storms and snow on the quays; May to August for the light that will not end. Ísland is the local name.

Places: Iceland