Contact

The address is info@webcamsspain.com. It is read by a person, in English or Spanish, and there is no form to fill in.

Things people usually write about

• A camera that shows a frozen picture or the wrong place. Tell us the resort and roughly what you saw; it helps to know the time, because many cameras pause at night or during maintenance.
• A beach, a harbour or a resort that is missing. If you know of a camera there, send the link. We can only add cameras whose owners let other websites show them.
• A mistake in a text — a beach in the wrong place, a direction the camera does not face, a fact that has changed.

If one of these cameras is yours

If you run a camera on this site and want the credit worded differently, the link changed or the camera removed, write and it will be done. If you have a camera on a Spanish beach, seafront or marina and would like it to be seen by visitors from Britain and Ireland, we would be glad to hear from you.

What we cannot help with

We do not sell holidays, book hotels or know whether a particular beach is open today. For lifeguard flags, sea conditions and warnings, the town hall of each resort and AEMET, the Spanish weather agency, are the official sources; in an emergency anywhere in Spain the number is 112, which answers in English.