Webcams in Spain: what you’ll see
Mediterranean sunshine on the Balearic Islands. A live view from Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, known for its coves, clear water and more than 300 days of sunshine a year.
Best time to watch: Summer mornings, before the beaches fill up.
Tamariu Costa Brava, Spain
A quiet fishing-village cove on the Costa Brava. Tamariu is a small cove on Catalonia’s Costa Brava, with pine-covered cliffs, fishing boats pulled up on the sand and very clear water.
Best time to watch: Sunrise, when the sun comes up straight out of the sea.
The world’s most famous sunset bar, with its chill-out soundtrack. Café del Mar in Sant Antoni de Portmany has been watching the sun set over the Mediterranean since 1980. This 4K cam streams the view with the bar’s own chill-out radio.
Best time to watch: Sunset, of course, ideally in summer.
Barcelona from the hills of Guinardó, with the Sagrada Família. A view across Barcelona from Baix Guinardó, the neighbourhood just above the Sagrada Família, with the city stretching down to the Mediterranean.
Best time to watch: Sunrise, when the sun comes up over the sea.