Bordighera webcams

How to use the Bordighera webcams

The webcams are not just for browsing: they help you plan. Before heading to the beach, look at the sea from the Lungomare and from Bagni Kursaal: long waves or white crests mean wind or a rough sea, and a swim will not be pleasant. To see whether the weather is turning, check the sky from Via dei Colli, which sits high up and covers a wide stretch of horizon. To find out whether there is room on the sand, or how many people are out walking, use the two Lungomare views.

Most are still images that refresh at short intervals, not live video. The exceptions are the two Bagni Kursaal views, which link to the live stream on SkylineWebcams.

Lungomare Argentina (east)

About two kilometres of seafront promenade, seen here looking east: handy for checking wind, waves and how busy it is. This is the right webcam if you are planning a stroll, a run along the seafront or a coffee with a view.

Lungomare Argentina (west) and Rattaconigli beach

The western stretch of the promenade and Rattaconigli beach, towards Ventimiglia and the French Riviera. Compare it with the eastern view to see the sea and the beach from both sides.

Via dei Colli

The view from the hill above the town centre: sky, clouds and visibility over the sea at a glance. It is the most useful one if you want to know whether the weather will hold before a day trip or a hike.

Bagni Kursaal, looking west

The beach in front of Bagni Kursaal, looking west. Click the image to watch the live stream on SkylineWebcams.

Bagni Kursaal, looking east

The same beach looking east, towards Sanremo. Click the image for the live stream on SkylineWebcams.

Images: visitbordighera.it and SkylineWebcams.

When to check the webcams

• Early in the morning: to decide whether to head to the sea or wait, and to see the promenade while it is still empty.
• Before a day trip or hike: Via dei Colli shows whether the sky is closing in.
• After a storm or a weather alert: the sea stays rough for a few hours even once the rain has stopped.
• At the weekend: to get an idea of how busy the promenade and beaches are.

Weather, wind and sea in Bordighera

The webcams show the weather now; for what is coming in the next few hours, use the Bordighera weather page, with hour-by-hour forecasts, wind and rain. In general, the hills close to the sea shelter the town from cold northern winds, which is why winters are among the mildest in Liguria, and in summer sea breezes keep it cool. Rain is concentrated in autumn and spring, while July is almost dry. The sea is warmest in August, at around 25 °C, and from June to September it averages above 21 °C.

If a weather alert is yellow, orange or red, check it on the official Allerta Liguria site run by ARPAL before going out: on days of heavy seas the webcams are a good way to watch the waves without going near the shore.

The beaches you see on the webcams

The webcams mostly cover the Lungomare Argentina, where free beaches alternate with beach clubs such as Bagni Kursaal. The Bagni Kursaal beach is an equipped lido; to find free stretches, facilities and access points, read our guide to the beaches of Bordighera. If you are arriving by car, see the guide to parking in Bordighera. Bordighera was awarded the Blue Flag in 2026.

Staying in Bordighera near the sea

If the webcams make you want to go, see where to stay in Bordighera: the guide compares hotels and apartments by area.