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Hawaii Live Webcams

Live surf cams, volcano cams, and beach cams from every major Hawaiian island. 58 cameras streaming 24/7.

Live Webcams Across the Hawaiian Islands

Watch live streaming webcams from Hawaii's most iconic locations. Check real-time surf conditions at Banzai Pipeline on Oahu's North Shore, monitor volcanic eruptions at Kilauea on the Big Island, or watch sunset over Waikiki Beach. Our Hawaii cameras cover all major islands including Oahu, Maui, the Big Island (Hawaii Island), and Kauai. Surf enthusiasts can track wave height and swell direction at Pipeline, Sunset Beach, and south Maui breaks. Volcano watchers can observe lava flows and crater activity at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park around the clock. Beach cams capture the turquoise waters of Napili Bay, Hanalei Bay, and Lawai Beach. Whether you are planning a trip, checking conditions before a surf session, or simply enjoying a virtual escape to the islands, every camera streams live, 24 hours a day.

Oahu

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Maui

12

Big Island

30

Kauai

2

More Hawaii Cameras

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Hawaii Surf, Volcano & Beach Conditions

Hawaii's North Shore surf season runs from November through February when powerful North Pacific swells produce world-class waves at Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach, and Waimea Bay. Summer months bring calm conditions to the north shore while south-facing beaches like Waikiki and Kihei see rideable swells from May through September. Each camera page includes live NOAA weather data, wave height, swell period, and wind conditions.

Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth. Our volcano webcams stream live views of the summit caldera, capturing lava fountains, glowing vents, and gas plumes. Night viewing is often the most spectacular when active lava illuminates the crater walls. The USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory monitors eruption activity continuously.

From the turquoise waters of Hanalei Bay on Kauai to the underwater reef cams off Maui's coast, our Hawaii webcam network covers the islands' most scenic locations. Whale watching season runs December through April when humpback whales migrate to Hawaii's warm, shallow waters to breed. Many of our beach cams capture whale breaches, spouts, and tail slaps visible from shore.