Sambro Harbour, Halifax, Nova Scotia Camera
Sambro Harbour, Halifax, Nova Scotia Live Streaming Camera
Live camera view from Bald Rock overlooking Sambro Harbour in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Sambro Harbour is home to the Sambro Lighthouse the oldest operational lighthouse in the Americas (since 1758).
Camera Location Date / Time:
Mon September 21, 2026 2:00 AM ADT
Additional Webcams Nearby
| Port Webcam | Distance |
|---|---|
| Port of Halifax - Pier 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia | 11.97 miles (N) |
| Halifax Waterfront, Halifax, Nova Scotia | 12.05 miles (N) |
| Ferry Terminal, Halifax, Nova Scotia | 12.55 miles (N) |
| Peggy's Cove Lighthouse, Halifax, Nova Scotia | 16.60 miles (W) |
Sambro Harbour, Halifax, Nova Scotia Camera Location
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