Salinas Webcam

Salinas HD Webcam in real time

The Salinas surf webcam updates every minute so you can assess whether your session is going smoothly or if the onshore wind is complicating your session. Use it along with the surf report to choose the best time to swim.

More detailed surf conditions and webcams for Salinas at surf-forecast.com .

Waves and wind forecast today

Today, waves of 1.3 to 1.6 m are expected, with an average period of 12 s and an offshore E-SE wind of 7-10 kn in the early hours. The tide falls around 8:15 a.m. and rises to high tide at 2:35 p.m. Ideal conditions for shortboarding and even some long rides in the Espartal area.

Main peaks of Salinas

Nautical

Known as the Salinas Nautical Webcam , it's the benchmark for assessing swell quality. It supports swell sizes and works with almost all tides.

Espartal

A little further west, this section tends to be gentler and shallower at mid-tide. It's common to search for "Salinas Espartal webcam" before heading there.

Dunes

A spot that works well in light swells thanks to the changing banks. A good option for beginners when the Salinas Beach webcam shows gentle waves.

Surfboard rentals in Salinas

Skip the hassle of carrying gear and reserve your board online with CaranvaSports. You'll get:

• Assorted quiver of top brands.
• Wetsuits between 3/2 mm and 5/4 mm depending on the season.
• Pick up 150 m from the beach.
• 30% discount when booking in advance.

Frequently asked questions about the Salinas webcam

Which webcam best shows the main peak?

The Nautical Club camera offers the most reliable view of the central peak; the Salinas Nautico webcam updates every 60 seconds.

Are there other webcams nearby?

Yes, there are webcams in Xagó and San Juan de Nieva. We will soon add them to our Cantabrian webcam section.

What wetsuit do I need in winter?

With water temperatures between 12-14°C, a 5/4 mm with a cap and boots is ideal between December and March.