Iceland Right Now
A rotating live webcam window on Iceland: harbours, small towns and volcanic coastline in turn.
Moving camera: its position on the map is approximate.
About this view
This is a rotating window rather than a fixed one: it cycles through live cameras around Iceland, moving between harbours, small towns and open coastline. The frame carries the local time and weather for whichever view is up, so you always know what you are looking at.
Iceland rewards that format. The whole country holds under 400,000 people on a landmass shaped by volcanoes and glaciers, and the views swing from fishing boats at a quay to bare lava coast within a few minutes of each other. No two passes through the rotation look the same, because the weather never repeats.
Iceland runs on UTC year-round, with no daylight saving. The light is the show: near-endless summer evenings in June and July, and long blue winter darkness that, on a clear night, is aurora territory.
