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Waikiki Beach
Hawaii, USA · UTC-10
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Location
Hawaii, USA
Category
Beach
Timezone
UTC-10
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11
Hawaii, USA · UTC-10
This live camera sweeps across the crescent shoreline of Waikiki Beach with the iconic profile of Diamond Head crater anchoring the eastern end of the frame. The turquoise water is dotted with surfers riding the gentle rolling breaks that made Waikiki the birthplace of modern surfing, while outrigger canoes and stand-up paddleboards glide across the calmer inner waters.
The beach is framed by a wall of high-rise hotels and resort towers, their white facades reflecting the tropical sun. Coconut palms line the shore, and the golden sand is dotted with colorful beach umbrellas and towels. Lifeguard towers in their classic yellow and red paint keep watch over the swimmers.
Hawaiian sunsets are a nightly spectacle here, as the sun drops into the Pacific and paints the sky in layers of amber, coral, and violet. The silhouettes of sailboats and catamarans on sunset cruises add to the postcard-perfect composition.
Waikiki means 'spouting fresh water' in Hawaiian, referring to springs that once flowed through the area. The beach was once a retreat for Hawaiian royalty. Diamond Head crater was formed roughly 300,000 years ago in a single volcanic eruption. Duke Kahanamoku, born in Waikiki in 1890, is credited with popularizing surfing worldwide. Waikiki's two-mile stretch generates over 42 percent of Hawaii's tourism revenue.
Late afternoon from 4 PM to 7 PM Hawaii Standard Time captures the best surfing conditions and legendary sunsets. Winter months from November through February bring larger swells favored by experienced surfers. The annual Duke's OceanFest in August celebrates ocean sports with surfing and paddleboard competitions.
Yes, the Waikiki Beach live camera streams 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from Hawaii, USA. The feed may occasionally go offline for maintenance, but it is designed to provide continuous real-time footage.
Watch Waikiki Beach live from Honolulu, Hawaii. See the famous shoreline, Diamond Head crater, and surfers riding waves, streaming around the clock 24/7.
Hawaii, USA is in the UTC-10 time zone. EarthLive24 displays the current local time on the camera page so you can see what time it is at the camera location.
Late afternoon from 4 PM to 7 PM Hawaii Standard Time captures the best surfing conditions and legendary sunsets. Winter months from November through February bring larger swells favored by experienced surfers. The annual Duke's OceanFest in August celebrates ocean sports with surfing and paddleboard competitions.
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