tide times

[Gill Catton]

Does anyone know of a good website for getting both predicted and past tide times? I had a brilliant site on my old work computer favourites and although I copied the address for it, I can't re-find it!!
Sooooo..... does ayone know of a good site ?

[nightshade]

NTSLF | Tidal predictions - high and low water times and heights
Phases of the Moon for current month

[yellowhammer]

Try this 'un

NTSLF | Tidal predictions - high and low water times and heights

[smartie]

I think this is a good site:

EasyTide - on-line tidal predictions from the UKHO

But it has the disadvantage that the detailed predictions for past dates are not free. I don't know of a similar free one.

[Gill Catton]

Thanks folks! that should do the trick!!

[Tursiops2]

Another one...
BBC - Weather Centre - Coast and Sea

[Gill Catton]

All really good sites, but yes no free post dated times.......

Cor don't you hate it when you lose a good favourote site!!

[Seajay]

Originally Posted by Gill Catton

Does anyone know of a good website for getting both predicted and past tide times? I had a brilliant site on my old work computer favourites and although I copied the address for it, I can't re-find it!!
Sooooo..... does ayone know of a good site ?

For your local ones, Gill, you can buy a little book for a few pence giving you the tides for the year from any sea-angling tackle shop. They usually cover a fair coastal distance you just add or subtract for individual places i.e. give you the times for Bridlington then add or subtract 30 mins for Hornsea or Spurn Point whatever it may be. They fit easily in your pocket or camera bag. Important, touristy places like Holy Island you can get on a website for that particular attraction.

[Gill Catton]

found it!!! CFDnet - Computational Fluid Dynamics on the Internet

for anyone else who might be able to use it!

[nightshade]

Just curiosity Gill ,why do you need post dated tide times?
the more I ask the more I learn