Coastal web cam network expanded for boaters and beachgoers

18 December 2025

The Department for Infrastructure and Transport has expanded the coastal camera network. This will help recreational boaters and beachgoers to safely use the state’s waterways and beaches.

The extra cameras will provide live views of sea conditions and the impact of the algal bloom.

The Department worked closely with Surf Life Saving South Australia and local councils to identify suitable sites across the state.

Nine cameras are now live, stretching along the coast from North Haven to Goolwa:

• North Haven Beach
• Semaphore Park Beach
• Glenelg North Beach
• Glenelg Beach
• Brighton Beach
• Seacliff Beach
• O’Sullivan Beach
• Port Elliot Beach
• Goolwa Beach.

More cameras will be installed in early 2026.

Check beach conditions in real time

View the live streams on:

• Marine Safety SA's Web cameras page
• Surf Life Saving Australia’s Beachsafe app.

Related information

Discover the other initiatives supporting recreational boaters.

Visit the Algal Bloom Update website to read more about the current algal bloom.