CRTVG · Galician public television live cams

The CRTVG is Galicia's public radio and television corporation, owned by the regional government and broadcasting entirely in Galician. It was created by a Galician law in 1984, and its television channel, TVG, went on air on 25 July 1985 as the first television service in the Galician language. The corporation has since been renamed the Corporación de Servizos Audiovisuais de Galicia (CSAG), and its webcams now sit under its G24 brand.

Alongside its programmes, the broadcaster runs a network of live webcams across Galicia, which it publishes on its own camera viewer at camarasweb.g24.gal. They are high-quality video streams with the broadcaster's "G" logo in the corner, and several of them turn and zoom between different views.

On this site they are the main live cameras for A Coruña (a fixed view over Orzán Bay and a roving camera over the seafront and the harbour), Fisterra (beside the lighthouse at Cape Finisterre), Muxía (over the village and the Virxe da Barca shrine), Sanxenxo (Silgar beach and the harbour at Portonovo) and Baiona (from the fortress of Monterreal), and inland for Manzaneda, the only ski resort in Galicia, where a camera looks over the chairlifts at the top of the mountain. Each one plays in our page with the broadcaster credited and a link to its own viewer. Because these are cameras placed for television, they often show the classic postcard view of each place, which makes them a good first look before a trip.