Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View
This live webcam from Madeira offers a real-time window into Seixal, allowing visitors to virtually explore the natural beauty and current conditions before their physical visit.
Madeira, known as the "Island of Eternal Spring", provides a unique subtropical climate with distinct microclimates across different regions. This webcam captures local weather conditions, people movement, maritime activity, and seasonal changes that characterize this specific area of the island.
About this webcam
Seixal Beach is one of Madeira's most spectacular beaches, famous for its black volcanic sand that dramatically contrasts with the blue of the Atlantic Ocean. Located on the island's north coast, this beach offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
Seixal Black Sand Beach - Aerial View webcam provides a live view of Seixal, Madeira. It's handy for checking local conditions, planning a visit and enjoying the scenery in real time. It also helps you gauge visibility and activity on the ground. For visitors and locals, it's a quick way to pick the best time to go.
Use this stream to gauge sea state, wind and beach conditions. Watch water colour, surf height and beach crowding.
While watching the beach live, notice tides, bay orientation and natural shelter from prevailing winds. These local factors explain why the sea looks calm at some times and livelier at others.
Quick facts
- Location: Seixal, Madeira
- Category: Northwest
- Best time to watch: All day for beach activity and dramatic landscape views; morning light shows the black sand beautifully
- Coordinates: 32.8333, -17.1167
Weather Information
Madeira has a mild climate year-round. Use the webcams for real-time conditions (visibility, sea state, wind).
About Seixal Beach
This webcam Madeira Seixal shows the famous black sand beach. Seixal Madeira webcam provides 24/7 live views of this volcanic beach on Madeira's north coast.
About the area
This page belongs to the Northwest category in Madeira and groups 3 related webcams. Use the category link to explore nearby views and compare conditions.
Madeira offers an impressive diversity of landscapes and microclimates, from volcanic beaches to mountain peaks, subtropical valleys to dramatic cliffs. Each webcam captures the unique characteristics of its location, providing real-time views that help visitors plan activities, check weather conditions, and discover the best times to explore each region of the island.
Quick Tips for Visitors
- Check sea state and visibility via the webcam before heading out.
- Madeira weather changes fast: bring a light jacket.
- Respect signage and local guidance.
About the area
This page belongs to the Northwest category in Madeira and groups 3 related webcams. Use the category link to explore nearby views and compare conditions.
Madeira offers an impressive diversity of landscapes and microclimates, from volcanic beaches to mountain peaks, subtropical valleys to dramatic cliffs. Each webcam captures the unique characteristics of its location, providing real-time views that help visitors plan activities, check weather conditions, and discover the best times to explore each region of the island.
Highlights
- Black volcanic sand beach
- Aerial perspective view
- Véu da Noiva (Bride's Veil) waterfall visible
- Dramatic mountain backdrop
- Natural swimming area
- Panoramic north coast view
- São Vicente visible in distance
Nearby attractions
- Véu da Noiva waterfall
- Seixal natural pools
- Porto Moniz lava pools
- São Vicente village
- Mountain hiking trails
Travel tips
- Assess entry and swell before swimming.
- Bring sun protection and water.
- Respect flags and local notices.
Visit Planning
Use this webcam to check current conditions before setting out. Weather conditions in Madeira can vary significantly between regions due to the island's unique microclimates. It's recommended to check multiple webcams to get a complete picture of conditions across different areas of your planned route.