African Penguins Live – Stony Point Colony, Betty's Bay

Watch African Penguins LIVE 24/7 from Stony Point Beach in Betty's Bay, South Africa

This live camera overlooks an African Penguin colony at Stony Point Nature Reserve, one of the most important mainland breeding sites for the endangered African Penguin.

Located along the scenic coastline of Betty's Bay in the Overberg, this special colony has seen remarkable growth over the past decade. The number of breeding pairs has increased from around 100 pairs to more than 2,500, making it one of the fastest-growing African Penguin colonies in the world.

From this 24/7 livestream you may see:
- Penguins waddling along the beach
- Parents feeding their chicks
- Penguins returning from fishing trips
- Nesting and courtship behaviour
- Seabirds and coastal wildlife sharing the shoreline

African Penguins are classified as Endangered, making colonies like Stony Point critical for the survival of the species. By watching this camera, you are helping raise awareness for their protection and the conservation of South Africa's coastal ecosystems.

This live camera is brought to you in proud partnership with BirdLife South Africa, CapeNature, and Explore.org. Watch these remarkable flightless birds in their natural habitat as they breed, hunt, and interact along one of the world's most important penguin recovery sites.