Beaumaris Coastal Lookout

A Weather Station on Tasmania's Wild Coast

Perched above the small coastal locality of Beaumaris, this fisheye-lens camera forms part of a dedicated weather-monitoring station on Tasmania's remote north-east coastline. The wide-angle view captures a broad sweep of sky and sea, giving weather watchers a live sense of conditions along this exposed stretch of shoreline within the Break O'Day municipal area.

Eastward Over the Tasman Sea

The lens is trained east by south, looking directly out over the open Tasman Sea. A silhouetted eucalyptus tree anchors the foreground, its canopy framing the vast horizon where sky meets water. Passing clouds and shifting light constantly redraw the scene above this remote stretch of ocean.

Break O'Day's Rugged Shoreline

Beaumaris sits within the Break O'Day council area, a sparsely populated corner of north-eastern Tasmania known for its native bushland, granite headlands and long stretches of undeveloped coast. The camera's elevated vantage overlooks a landscape shaped by wind and sea, far from any major settlement.

A Live Window for Weather Watchers

Beyond its scenic value, the feed supports the station's broader onsite weather-data network, complementing instrument readings with a continuous visual record of the sky. It offers a rare, real-time glimpse of one of Tasmania's less-visited coastal corners.