Bordighera webcams
All the Bordighera webcams in one place: seafront, beaches and hillside, to check sea and weather before you go.
Want to see what the sea looks like in Bordighera right now, or whether the sun is out on the promenade? Here are the town’s public webcams: the Lungomare Argentina promenade, Rattaconigli beach, the hillside at Via dei Colli and the beaches at Bagni Kursaal. The images refresh on their own: if one looks frozen, reload the page.
Lungomare Argentina (east)
About two kilometres of seafront promenade, seen here looking east: handy for checking wind, waves and how busy it is.
Lungomare Argentina (west) and Rattaconigli beach
The western stretch of the promenade and Rattaconigli beach, towards Ventimiglia and the French Riviera.
Via dei Colli
The view from the hill above the town centre: sky, clouds and visibility over the sea at a glance.
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: Comune di Bordighera webcams (visitbordighera.it) and SkylineWebcams.
Staying in Bordighera near the sea
If the webcams make you want to go: Bordighera Suite Apartments are holiday apartments in central Bordighera, a few minutes’ walk from the seafront. For more options see where to stay in Bordighera.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are the Bordighera webcams live?
They are images that refresh automatically at short intervals. Clicking the two Bagni Kursaal webcams opens the live video stream on SkylineWebcams.
Which webcam shows the sea best?
For waves and beach, check Lungomare Argentina and Bagni Kursaal; for sky and visibility, the view from Via dei Colli.
A webcam is not showing: what can I do?
Reload the page. If it stays black or frozen, the camera is temporarily offline: that depends on its operator, not on this site.
Where can I find the beaches of Bordighera?
In our guide to the beaches of Bordighera, with free beaches, beach clubs and access points.
Where to stay
Where to stay in Bordighera
All places to stay in Bordighera on Booking: compare prices and availability.
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