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Global Tide Times

Check tide heights and times for any coastal location in the world — beaches, harbours, bays, rivers.

Modelled sea-level data is supplied by Open-Meteo using DWD ocean data. It includes tides and other sea-level effects, uses global mean sea level as its reference and is intended for general planning—not navigation.

Search for any coastal location

Try your local beach, harbour or coastal city. Global coverage including Australia, UK, US, NZ, Pacific Islands and more.

🌍 Global Coverage

Tide data covers all major ocean coastlines worldwide — including Australia, New Zealand, UK, US, Pacific and Indian Ocean regions.

📊 What the data shows

Sea surface height above mean sea level in metres. Positive values = above average, negative = below. Higher values indicate high tide conditions; lower values indicate low tide.

⚠️ Safety note

This data is for general guidance only. Always check official local tide tables before swimming, boating or coastal crossings. Conditions can vary due to storms and local factors.

About This Tide Tool

This tool uses Open-Meteo's Marine Weather API and DWD ocean data to provide modelled sea-level height for coastal locations worldwide. The values include tides, atmospheric pressure and other sea-level effects and are referenced to global mean sea level rather than a local chart datum.

Location search uses Open-Meteo Geocoding to convert place names into coordinates, then passes those coordinates to the ocean forecast API. Your location is only used for this look-up and nothing is stored.

About the tide forecast tool

Check forecast tide and sea-level information for a selected coastal location using the data source identified on the page. Tide forecasts are location-specific and conditions can differ from predictions.

How to use this page

  1. Search for or choose the coastal location.
  2. Select the date or forecast period.
  3. Review the predicted tide times or sea-level information shown.
  4. For boating, safety or navigation decisions, confirm conditions with the relevant official marine authority.

When this page is useful

Useful for beach visits, coastal photography, fishing preparation and general shoreline planning. It is not a substitute for official navigation or marine-safety information.