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Hawaii Live Webcams

Beach cams, surf cams, volcano cams, and scenic views from across the islands — check conditions right now.

These webcams are hosted by third-party providers (USGS, Surfline, local businesses). Each link opens the live cam on the provider's site. Some cams update every few seconds; others refresh every few minutes.

Oahu

Surf Live

Waikiki

South shore conditions at Waikiki. Watch the lineup, check wave size, and see real-time surf conditions before paddling out.

Surfline Watch Live

Surf Live

Pipeline & Backdoor

North Shore's most famous wave. During winter (Nov-Feb), this cam captures world-class barrels and competition-level surf.

Surfline Watch Live

Surf Live

Sunset Beach

North Shore power surf. One of the most consistent big-wave spots on Oahu — this cam shows the full beach and lineup.

Surfline Watch Live

Surf Live

Ala Moana Bowls

South shore reef break near Ala Moana Beach Park. Best during summer swells (May-Sep). Shows conditions at one of Honolulu's go-to breaks.

Surfline Watch Live

Surf Live

Haleiwa

The gateway to the North Shore. Check conditions at Haleiwa Ali'i Beach Park — popular with longboarders and shortboarders alike.

Surfline Watch Live

Scenic

Honolulu Weather Cams

Multiple live camera views across Oahu including Diamond Head, Waikiki, and Honolulu skyline. Great for checking weather conditions island-wide.

Hawaii News Now Watch Live

Maui

Surf Live

Ho'okipa Beach

Maui's premier surf and windsurfing spot on the North Shore. Watch surfers, windsurfers, and sea turtles from the bluff overlook.

Surfline Watch Live

Harbor Live

Lahaina Harbor

View of the harbor and waterfront where whale watching tours, snorkel boats, and sunset sails depart. Great for checking ocean conditions before a boat trip.

Surfline Watch Live

Surf Live

Honolua Bay

World-class right-hand point break on Maui's west side. Best during winter northwest swells. Also a marine preserve with excellent snorkeling in calm conditions.

Surfline Watch Live

Scenic

Haleakala Summit

See current conditions at the 10,023-foot summit. Check cloud cover before making the drive up — clear skies mean a spectacular sunrise or sunset.

National Park Service View Cam

Big Island

Volcano Live

Kīlauea Summit (USGS)

The USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory operates multiple cameras aimed at Halema'uma'u crater. During eruptions, you can watch lava lake activity in real time.

USGS / HVO Watch Live

Volcano Live

Kīlauea Vent Cam

Close-up view of active vents inside Halema'uma'u. During eruptions, watch fountaining lava and lava lake surface activity. Refreshes every few seconds.

USGS / HVO Watch Live

Volcano

Mauna Loa (USGS)

Summit camera on the world's largest active volcano. Mauna Loa last erupted in November 2022 after 38 years of quiet. The USGS monitors it continuously.

USGS / HVO View Cam