Fyr til Fyr Cam Norway

Fyr til Fyr Cam Norway Live Webcam (Lighthouse to Lighthouse), Norway

This live streaming webcam takes you on a spectacular coastal journey called “Fyr til Fyr”, which in English means “Lighthouse to Lighthouse.” The project follows Norway’s dramatic shoreline from north to south, showcasing some of the country’s most important and historic lighthouses, which have guided sailors for centuries.

The multi-camera live streams reveal iconic landmarks along Norway’s rugged coast, beginning in the far north on the island of Andøya in Nordland County. Here you can see Andenes Fyr, a tall red lighthouse built in 1859, standing proudly against the wild Norwegian Sea and marking one of the northernmost points of this scenic route.

Traveling south, the journey reaches Møre og Romsdal County, where the camera looks over the charming fishing village of Alnes from Alnes Lighthouse on Godøya (Godøy Island). Built in 1876, this beautiful lighthouse sits on rocky shores with sweeping views across the Atlantic and the surrounding islands.

Further along the coast, the webcam network includes Tungenes Lighthouse, located at the northern tip of the Jæren coast near Stavanger in Rogaland County. This historic site now features a museum and coastal walking paths, offering insight into Norway’s maritime heritage.

The journey ends at Lindesnes Lighthouse in Agder County, the southernmost point of mainland Norway. As the oldest lighthouse in the country, dating back to 1656, Lindesnes Fyr has guided ships safely along the Skagerrak coast for more than three centuries.

Together, these live streams create a virtual voyage along Norway’s coastline, revealing lighthouses, ocean views, fishing villages, and rugged shores that define this seafaring nation.