Live Webcams in the North Cape

The North Cape, on the island of Magerøya at the top of Norway, is the end of Europe for most who reach it, and the live webcams at the North Cape show the daily life that carries on beyond the viewpoint: the fishing village harbours of the island, with the boats coming in from the Barents Sea, the drying racks, and weather that arrives without warning. Nordkapp keeps Central European Time, UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer, and the clock stops meaning much: the midnight sun stays above the horizon from mid-May to the end of July, and from late November to late January it never rises, which leaves the sky dark enough for the aurora by mid-afternoon UTC. The Cape stands at 71 degrees north, some 2,100 kilometres from the pole. June for the light that never ends, December to March for the northern lights.