Grande Plage du Sillon, Saint-Malo Live Cam

The Saint-Malo PTZ live webcam offers varying perspectives of the city and its coastline from the local tourist center’s building. This camera streams real-time footage of the National Fort, the islands of Gran Be and Petit Be (home to Chateaubriand’s grave), the Eventail beach, the historical city hall, and other notable landmarks. On the far left side of the webcam, the Cathedral of St. Vincent can be spotted in Saint-Malo. The Saint-Malo PTZ live webcam provides a captivating view of the changing tides, revealing how the waters of the English Channel recede several hundred meters, unveiling sandy shores and rocky islands. The water level fluctuates so greatly at times that the piers and the Saint-Malo promenade are fully visible on dry land (one angle of the webcam highlights this). During significant low tides, coastal islands appear to merge with the mainland. The webcam frequently captures scenes of the sea, where viewers can observe various vessels, including boats, yachts, and kite surfers, navigating the coastal waters of Saint-Malo.