Glaslyn Ospreys Live Stream
August 19, 2022
Watch the live stream HD webcam from the Glaslyn Ospreys Nest in Caernarfon, United Kingdom. The live camera provides close-up views of the ospreys
Llandudno Webcam | North Parade
August 10, 2022
Watch this live HD Llandudno webcam from the North Parade area in the United Kingdom. Llandudno often attracts a large crowd to the beach
Webcam Porthcawl | RNLI Pier – United Kingdom – HD Video
July 31, 2022
Watch this live HD webcam from the RNLI Porthcawl Lifeboat Station located in Porthcawl, United Kingdom. Porthcawl is a top holiday resort
Saundersfoot Webcam, St Brides Spa Hotel
July 12, 2022
Enjoy this live Saundersfoot Webcam located in the United Kingdom at the St Brides Spa Hotel. Saundersfoot’s main attraction is its beach.
Barmouth Webcam, The Quay – Wales, UK
July 8, 2022
Watch this live HD webcam in Barmouth, United Kingdom from Merioneth Yacht Club. The Welsh town of Barmouth has one of the best set ups
O’Shea’s Cafe Live Webcam – Barry Island, South Wales, UK
June 5, 2021
Take live look at O’Shea’s Cafe boardwalk located in Barry Island, South Wales in the United Kingdom. Watch this live streaming webcam
Penybanc Ammanford Live Webcam – Wales UK
October 29, 2020
Check out this live cam from Ammanford, Wales. Escape to relaxing Ammanford! Enjoy its mountain views, golf, and beaches.
Video Cams in Cymru
Watch all live HD webcams in the beautiful UK country of Wales. These live streaming cameras are strategically placed in various locations, capturing everything from the rugged coastline of Pembrokeshire to the serene mountains of Snowdonia. Wales famous for its rugged coastline, mountainous National Parks & the Celtic Welsh language. It’s home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and the Welsh people are known as some of the friendliest in the world.
Nestled to the west of England, it boasts a diverse geography that includes rugged mountains, rolling hills, and a picturesque coastline along the Irish Sea. The country is home to three national parks—Snowdonia, Brecon Beacons, and Pembrokeshire Coast—each offering unique natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and water sports.
The Welsh language, one of the oldest languages in Europe, is widely spoken and is a significant aspect of the national identity, reflecting the deep-rooted traditions and customs of the Welsh people.
The construction of numerous castles, such as Caernarfon and Conwy, serves as a testament to this tumultuous past and remains a focal point for both tourism and education. Additionally, Wales has a rich tradition of music and literature, with the Eisteddfod festival celebrating Welsh culture through poetry, music, and performance. This cultural vibrancy is further enhanced by the contributions of notable figures in literature and the arts, who have helped to shape Wales’ identity on both a national and international stage.
The capital city, Cardiff, is a hub of activity, featuring a blend of modern architecture and historical sites, alongside a lively arts scene
Main Attractions
- Snowdonia National Park
- Bodnant Garden
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
- Brecon Beacons National Park
- Wales Coast Path
- Devil’s Bridge
- Hafod Estate
- Pembrokeshire Peninsula
- Isle of Anglesey
- Portmeirion Village
- Great Orme Mines
- Beaumaris Castle
- Conwy Castle
- Caernarfon Castle
- Caerphilly Castle
- Cardiff Castle
- Cardiff Bay
- Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
- St Fagans National Museum of History
- Welsh National Museum
- St David’s Cathedral
Information
Population: About 4 million
Race Demographics: 94.8% White; 5.2% Asian, Black, Mixed/Multiple ethnic group
Capital: Cardiff
Major Cities: Cardiff, Newport, St Davids, St Asaph, Swansea and Bangor
Major Airports: Cardiff International Airport