Webcams in the United States: underwater

Deerfield Beach underwater webcam
Deerfield Beach
Live streaming from Deerfield Beach underwater webcam. Deerfield Pier is home to an amazing assemblage of marine fish species. Designated as a fishing pier, the pier sees heavy traffic from tourists and locals. Diving and swimming around the pier is not permitted, except for once a year when a local dive shop, Dixie Divers, organizes a cleanup to remove fishing line and other debris. The ocean can get very rough during…

Underwater Fish Webcam
Underwater Fish Webcam, located at the Gasparilla Marina. Webcam image updates every second.

Coral City webcam, Miami
Miami
The Coral City Camera is an underwater camera streaming live from an urban reef in Miami, Florida. It is located along the shoreline at the east end of PortMiami in about 10’ (3m) of water. It was deployed by Coral Morphologic as a hybrid art-science research project produced with Bridge Initiative and Bas Fisher Invitational and initially funded through grants awarded by a Knight Arts Challenge grant from the John S. and…

Open Sea Cam
Monterey
Open Sea Cam: The outer bay is a mysterious, mesmerizing world where life looms large. There's no hiding place...and these open-ocean animals don't need one. Their colors blend with the blue; sleek streamlined shapes let them speed.

Blacktip reef live webcam
Baltimore
Live underwater webcam of the Blacktip Reef is a breathtaking exhibit full of color, light and movement located in the heart of National Aquarium, Baltimore, MD. This coral-filled exhibit, replicating Indo-Pacific reefs, is active with life.

Underwater webcam on the Brooks River
King Salmon
Underwater webcam is mounted on a floating bridge across the river in Brooks National Park and Preserve Katmai, Alaska. With this camera, you can real-time monitor the migration of salmon on the river, as well as for diving brown bears that prey on fish.

PTZ underwater webcam off the island of Hawaii
Hawaii
Live PTZ underwater webcam shows one of the reefs off the island of Hawaii in real time. This camera is part of collaboration with Aqualink, The MEGA Lab, and View Into The Blue. The project is designed to revolutionize marine monitoring by developing innovative observatory stations that leverage technological advancements to improve our capacity to monitor coral reefs in the face of climate change.