Webcams en Direct de Madère

Our Madeira Island webcams show live views of beaches, mountains, Funchal city, harbors, the airport, and real-time weather conditions. You can see locations like Pico do Areeiro, Funchal beaches, Santa Cruz, and much more.

Madeira has excellent subtropical climate year-round. Our live webcams show current conditions to help you plan. Temperature ranges from 16°C in winter to 26°C in summer, making any time ideal to visit.

Use our beach webcams to see current sea conditions. Water temperature ranges from 18°C in winter to 24°C in summer. Webcams at Lido, Praia Formosa, and other beaches show real-time conditions.

WebcamMadeira.com offers the best collection of live images from Madeira Island. We have HD webcams in Funchal, mountains, beaches, airport, and major tourist spots, all updated in real-time.

Madeira offers levada walks, surfing, diving, whale watching, Pico do Areeiro visits, Funchal exploration, beach relaxation, and much more. Use our webcams to see current conditions before planning your activities.

Our Santa Cruz webcams show Madeira International Airport (Cristiano Ronaldo) live. You can see landing conditions, aircraft movement, and weather conditions at the airport in real-time.

Funchal is the capital and main city of Madeira, offering history, culture, restaurants, and nightlife. Our Funchal webcams show the harbor, city center, and coastal areas live to help you explore.

Yes! We have specialized surf webcams showing real-time wave conditions. Check our surfing section for webcams of popular surf spots and current sea conditions.

Our webcam cards display real-time status indicators showing whether each camera is live or offline. Most webcams operate 24/7, but some may experience temporary outages due to weather conditions or maintenance. YouTube-based streams are typically always available, while image-based cameras refresh every few minutes.

Check our live webcams to see current weather conditions across Madeira. The island has multiple microclimates - the south coast (Funchal, Calheta) is typically sunny and warm, while the north coast can be cooler with more rainfall. Mountain peaks like Pico do Areeiro may be 10-15°C cooler than coastal areas and often have morning fog that clears by midday.

Absolutely! Many visitors watch our webcams for several days before their trip to understand weather patterns, crowd levels, and optimal times to visit different locations. You can see cruise ship activity in Funchal harbor, check if mountain peaks are clear for hiking, verify beach conditions for swimming, and monitor sunset times for photography.

Yes, all our webcam streams are completely free to watch. We provide access to live views from over 50 locations across Madeira Island at no cost. There are no subscriptions, paywalls, or registration requirements. Our goal is to help travelers and Madeira enthusiasts enjoy the island's beauty from anywhere in the world.

YouTube live stream webcams provide continuous real-time video with no delays. Image-based webcams typically refresh every 30 seconds to 5 minutes depending on the camera type and location. The refresh frequency is optimized to show current conditions while maintaining good image quality and server performance.

For spectacular sunsets, watch our west-facing webcams including Ponta do Sol, Calheta, and Câmara de Lobos. The best sunset viewing times are typically between 6:00-8:00 PM, varying by season. Funchal harbor webcams also capture beautiful golden hour reflections on the water, while Cabo Girão offers dramatic clifftop sunset perspectives.

While not guaranteed, coastal webcams sometimes capture dolphins and whales passing by, especially during peak season (April-October). Funchal harbor and southern coastal webcams have the best chances. For dedicated whale watching, we recommend booking professional tours that go to known feeding areas offshore.

Madeira has winding mountain roads with steep inclines and tunnels. Use our mountain webcams to check visibility and weather conditions before driving to high-altitude areas like Pico do Areeiro or Encumeada Pass. Morning fog typically clears by 10-11 AM. Coastal road conditions can be monitored via our town and harbor webcams.

Very accurate for current conditions. Mountain webcams show real-time cloud cover, visibility, and weather at high altitudes. For popular hikes like Pico Ruivo or Levada walks, check webcams 1-2 hours before departure. Clear views on webcams indicate good hiking conditions. Heavy fog or rain visible on cameras means you should postpone or choose lower-altitude alternatives.

City and harbor webcams with artificial lighting (like Funchal marina and Avenida Arriaga) provide useful views at night, showing city lights and harbor activity. However, natural landscape webcams (beaches, mountains) have limited visibility after sunset. The best viewing times for most webcams are between sunrise (6-7 AM) and sunset (6-8 PM).

Our webcams are designed for viewing on webcammadeira.com to ensure proper functionality and security. For sharing specific views, we recommend linking directly to the relevant webcam page. This ensures visitors get the best viewing experience with all features and controls available.