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Tide Times

Tide times in the UK vary around the coast depending on the position of the moon, sun and various other influences. Using tide tables, generated from tidal prediction data, it is possible to see where and when a high tide will occur on any date at a given location.

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UK Tide Times

You can view tide times by clicking any of the markers on the map or by selecting its name in the full list of tide prediction locations. The calendar view lets you see high and low tide predictions up to 7 days ahead and sunrise/sunset and moonrise/moonset times plus moon phase details are included for those who enjoy nighttime pursuits.

High Tide within:   1 hour   2 hours   3 hours   4 hours   5 hours   6 hours   7 hours or more (updates every five minutes).

Printed tide tables are available via the online store - check here for details.

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October 2015: You can now support the site via Subscriptions.
April 2015: Responsive Design refresh.
September 2013: Tweaked main map and neap/spring graph.
March 2013: Design refresh to make the Tide Times site a bit more modern.
October 2011: Website rewrite completed and launched
July/Aug '11: Major expansion and complete rewrite underway.
01-Mar-2011: After a trial run, the web store is added.
16-Feb-2011: Added App version in the Chrome Web Store.
19-Jan-2011: Added 'Tides Near You' and 'Popular Locations'.
17-Jan-2011: Added 100 more locations - Scotland and Ireland now better represented.