Scilla Live Webcam – Marina Grande & Strait of Messina

About this camera

Welcome to the live webcam of Scilla, one of the most enchanting seaside towns in Calabria, in the far south of Italy. The camera looks over the beach of Marina Grande and the Strait of Messina, letting you check the weather and sea conditions in real time while enjoying a truly unique panorama.

Scilla takes its name from Scylla, the sea monster of Greek myth who, together with Charybdis on the opposite shore, threatened sailors passing through the strait in Homer's Odyssey. Today the town is famous for Castello Ruffo, the castle perched on the rocky promontory between Marina Grande and the picturesque fishing quarter of Chianalea, where houses rise directly from the water.

What you can see

  • The sandy beach of Marina Grande and its promenade
  • The Strait of Messina, with ferries and ships passing between the mainland and Sicily
  • Clear days with the Sicilian coast visible on the horizon

Summer brings crowds of swimmers and sunbathers, while spring is the traditional season for swordfish fishing in the strait. Sunsets over the sea are spectacular in any season.

Live stream courtesy of scillarc.

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Source: scillarc · Checked 29 min ago

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Scilla webcam?

It overlooks the beach of Marina Grande in Scilla, Calabria, in southern Italy, facing the Strait of Messina.

What can I see on the live cam?

The beach and promenade, the sea conditions, ships and ferries in the strait and, on clear days, the coast of Sicily.

Why is Scilla famous?

Scilla is linked to the myth of the sea monster Scylla from Homer's Odyssey and is known for Castello Ruffo and the fishing quarter of Chianalea.

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