Sa Coma currently has no public webcam of its own – neither the municipality nor any of the hotels currently operate a live camera on the beach.
So you can still see live what the weather is like on the east coast right now, we're showing you here the cameras from the neighbouring town Cala Millor: 2 LiveCams with real live streaming and 5 additional beach webcams that update hourly.
The beach at Sa Coma is only about two kilometres away as the crow flies, separated by the Punta de n'Amer peninsula – weather, waves and clouds are practically identical on both sides.
Webcams near Sa Coma
The cameras are located in the neighbouring town of Cala Millor · 2 live cameras & 5 beach snapshots · Source: playa-cam.es & SOCIB
Hourly beach shots (SOCIB)
The SOCIB cameras deliver a new image every hour during daylight hours (approx. 6am–9pm) – with a slight delay.
The live cameras show the current situation in real time.
Why isn't there a webcam directly in Sa Coma?
So far, neither the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar nor any of the beach hotels in Sa Coma operate a publicly accessible live camera. As soon as that changes, we'll of course add it here right away.
Until then, the cameras from Cala Millor are the best alternative: they show the same coastline, the same weather and the same conditions as the beach at Sa Coma – just from the other side of the Punta de n'Amer.
More information about the webcams
The SOCIB cameras are actually used to monitor the beach – for example the waves, the current and the weather on the east coast.
Especially during storms, SOCIB uses the beach webcams to evaluate data. We're glad that the images are publicly available – so before your holiday in Sa Coma you can always take a live look at the bay.
If you're already there: The Weekly market in Sa Coma and Little tourist train are two of our favourite tips for the area.
Spotted something cool on the webcam? Feel free to leave a comment – we'd love to hear from you!
More webcams on our website
- Cala Millor Webcam
- S'illot webcam – the direct neighbouring village of Sa Coma
- Cala Bona webcam
- Cala Ratjada webcam
- Paguera webcam
Frequently Asked Questions
No, there is currently no public webcam in Sa Coma itself. That's why on this page we show live cameras from the neighbouring village of Cala Millor.
Only about two kilometres as the crow flies. The two beaches are separated only by the Punta de n'Amer peninsula – the weather and conditions are practically identical.
The two live cams from playa-cam.es show a real-time stream. The five SOCIB cameras provide a new image every hour during daylight hours (approx. 6am to 9pm).
Yes. Since Sa Coma and Cala Millor are located right next to each other on the same coastline, the cameras show you exactly what the weather is currently like in Sa Coma as well.
SOCIB (the Balearic Islands Coastal Observing and Forecasting System) uses the cameras for coastal research, such as monitoring the beach, waves and currents. The images are publicly accessible.