Why these live webcams matter

WebcamMadeira.com curates live HD cameras across every region of Madeira so you can plan hikes, surf sessions, and sunset strolls with confidence. Each stream is hand-selected for reliability and real-time weather accuracy.

Because the island contains dozens of microclimates, a single forecast rarely reflects local reality. Compare north and south coast feeds, check if levada trails are above the cloud line, and see harbour traffic before you drive down to the waterfront.

The project is powered entirely by privacy-respecting technology: no invasive trackers, no autoplay surprises, and no paywalls—just fast, secure access to the best viewpoints on the island.

Quick ways to use the streams every day

Bookmark the locations you visit most so you can check sea state or cloud cover within seconds.
Before heading out for a hike, use mountain webcams to see if peaks are clear or shrouded in clouds.
Check multiple surf spots at once to find the best waves and wind conditions for your session.

Frequently asked questions

How often are the webcam feeds updated?: Our webcam feeds are live 24/7 and update continuously. Some cameras may occasionally go offline for maintenance, but we work to restore service quickly.
Can I use these webcams for weather planning?: Absolutely! Our webcams are perfect for checking real-time weather conditions, sea state, visibility, and cloud cover across different regions of Madeira.
Are the webcams free to use?: Yes, all webcam feeds are completely free to access. We believe in providing open access to real-time information about Madeira's beautiful locations.

Complete Madeira Webcam Directory

Browse our comprehensive directory of all available webcams on Madeira Island. Each camera is organized by category with detailed descriptions, precise locations, and viewing tips to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

How to Use This Webcam Directory

This directory systematically organizes all Madeira webcams by category and location, making it easy to discover specific cameras. Each entry includes technical information, best viewing times, GPS coordinates, and detailed descriptions of available views.

Top webcams include Pico do Areeiro (1,818m), Achada do Teixeira (gateway to Pico Ruivo), Porto Moniz natural pools and the iconic black sand Seixal Beach. In the south: Funchal city, the marina and Calheta golden sand beach.

Quick Tips

• Check visibility and wind before heading out.
• Weather changes fast — bring a light jacket.
• Respect signage and local guidance.

How to Use

Browse by categories (beaches, mountains, cities, ports, surfing) or use search to find the camera you want.

Complete Webcam Guide by Region

🏔️ Mountain Webcams

• Pico Ruivo (1.862m) - Madeira's highest peak
• Pico do Areeiro (1.818m) - 360° panoramic views
• Achada do Teixeira - Gateway to mountain trails

🌊 Coastal Webcams

• Calheta - Golden sand beach
• Machico - First historic city
• Porto Moniz - Natural volcanic pools
• Seixal - Black volcanic sand beach

🏛️ Urban Webcams

• Funchal Centro - Capital and historic centre
• Marina do Funchal - Harbour area and cruises
• Câmara de Lobos - Traditional fishing village

Activity Planning with Webcams

🌤️ Weather Check

Use webcams to check real-time conditions before heading out. Madeira has unique microclimates that can vary drastically between regions.

🏃‍♂️ Activity Choice

Sun in the south? Perfect for beaches. Clouds in mountains? Try the north coast. Strong wind? Ideal for surfing or wave watching.

Featured Categories

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Beaches

15 beach webcams

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Harbours

8 harbour webcams

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Surfing

12 surf spots

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Weather

Entire camera network