Coastal Webcams Including Peggy's Cove Lighthouse in Nova Scotia

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Coastal Webcams Including Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse in Nova Scotia

This set of cameras dotted around Nova Scotia gives you a proper taste of Canada’s Atlantic coastline, with a choice of six different views depending on where you feel like dropping in. The standout is Peggy’s Cove, where the lighthouse sits on those famous smooth granite rocks, waves rolling in and crashing about when the weather picks up. Elsewhere you’ve got quieter coastal scenes, long stretches of shoreline, and the sort of wide, open water that seems to go on forever.

Each location has its own feel. Burntcoat Head is all about the extreme tides of the Bay of Fundy, Lockeport offers a calmer beach view, and places like Baccaro Point and Tangier lean more into that rugged, slightly remote coastal character. The Fundy Discovery Site at Truro brings in a bit of scale too, with tidal shifts that can completely change the landscape over the course of a day.

It’s worth flicking between them rather than settling on just one. Conditions can be completely different from one camera to the next, and part of the appeal is seeing how varied the coastline is. One minute it’s bright sun on open water, the next it’s misty, windswept and looking like it belongs in a shipping forecast.