Wales Webcams
Nothing compares to the spirit of the Welsh, which is the element that defines this territory best. Despite the numerous fights against invaders who have constantly tried to take over the region, the locals showed their strengths and managed to remain independent. Nowadays this attitude is more obvious than ever and is presented in various films, plays and even in music. Any visitor would admit Wales is a place with a vibrant culture, which is why every single square inch is worth exploring. Whether you decide to spend your time in one of the urban hubs like Cardiff or be part of the traditional culture in the welcoming valleys, there will always be something to see or do. If you are after some adventure taking your bike and hiking boots with you is mandatory. Don’t forget about the cozy pubs and all their stories that make Wales an ideal destination.Cardiff
This webcam is situated on the roof of the National Assembly for Wales in Cardiff Bay
Moel Famau Moel Fammau Llanferres Mold North Wales
Streaming 'live' view of the mountain from the east, from the Flintshire county town of Mold. Seen at its best early GMT morning, or late evening as sun setting. From the summit, spectacular views of Cheshire, North West England and west into N Wales towards the Snowdon and north-west Wales mountain range.
Tenby
This webcam overlooks Tudor Square leading to the beautiful harbour and glorious beaches of Tenby in Pembrokeshire
Snowdonia National Park
4 webcams live transmitting from the Snowdonia National Park, Llanberis: Snowdon Summit from Elidir Fach; Moel Eilio from Elidir Fach; Electric Mountain weather Station, tea garden, Llyn Padarn and Vivian quarry; and mountain above Dinorwig
Rhossili Beach
Three miles of sandy beach set against the rugged Welsh coastline and powerful Atlantic swells, it is easy to see why Rhossili Beach was voted one of the '50 Best Views in the World'.
Aberystwyth Promenade
View of Aberystwyth Promenade
Carmarthen
Live images from the Carmarthen, the city of the Legendary Wizard Merlin
Abergavenny web cam
This Abergavenny web cam image is updated every 15 minutes throughout the day. The view overlooks the Blorenge mountain (which is north facing).
Celtic Diving - FishCam
CELTIC DIVING BASE, Pembrokeshire, West Wales, UK - Dive Boat Charters, Accommodation, PADI and BSAC Diver Training Courses, Diving Equipment Sales, Servicing, Hire, Air Fills.
Aberdovey Breaks
6 LIVE Views of the costal fishing village of ABERDOVEY/ABERDYFI
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