Live Ocean Webcams

Live 4K underwater and above-water cam at the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale Marine Sanctuary off Maui. Watch humpback whales breaching, mothers with calves, and spinner dolphins in the Au'au Channel. Peak season December–April.

Live Hawaii beach view streaming continuously. Palm trees, ocean waves, and tropical vibes 24/7.

Live cam from the Monterey Bay Aquarium overlooking Monterey Bay and the open ocean in California.

Live 24/7 beach cam on North Carolina's Outer Banks — wide Atlantic surf, shifting skies, and the barrier-island shoreline of the OBX. Great for checking the waves, the weather, and a sunrise over the ocean.

Live cliff-top view of the Big Sur coastline from Post Ranch Inn, perched 1,200 feet above the Pacific along California's Highway 1. Rugged cliffs, open ocean, and some of the most dramatic sunsets on the West Coast.

Live underwater cam at Utopia Village on the Turneffe Atoll in Belize — a pristine wall dive on the edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second-largest coral reef system in the world. Watch reef fish, sea turtles, and coral in real time. Powered by Explore.org.

Live cam looking down at Turnagain Arm from Alyeska Resort's mountain, Girdwood, Alaska. Turnagain Arm is one of the world's few places with a bore tide — a visible tidal wave arriving daily. Beluga whales enter the Arm June–August; Dall sheep are visible on the cliffsides across the water.

Wide-angle webcam of Turnagain Arm from Alyeska's mountain, looking across the Seward Highway corridor. Watch the inlet's dramatic 40-ft tide swings expose and refill the mud flats twice daily. The Arm's glacial silt is dangerously unstable at low tide — like quicksand for those who venture out.