Live Webcams in Saint-Quay-Portrieux

Saint-Quay-Portrieux, a fishing port and resort on the bay of Saint-Brieuc in northern Brittany, France, is where the scallop boats come home, and the live webcams in Saint-Quay-Portrieux watch the deep-water harbour they use: pontoons of yachts beside the trawlers, boats coming and going at every state of the tide, and the bay opening out behind the breakwater. Watching it live is a working Breton port, not a marina pretending to be one. The town keeps Central European Time, UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer; the scallop fleet lands in the afternoon on fishing days, and July evenings stay bright until after 20:00 UTC. The GR34 coastal path, some 2,000 kilometres of it around the whole Breton coast, passes right above the harbour on its way along the cliffs. June to September for the yachts and the sea pool; autumn to spring for the scallop season, when the port earns its keep.