Outer Banks Tide Charts & Sun Tables

Tide Chart

Day	Date	High Tides	Low Tides	Sunrise	Sunset	Moonset	Moonrise
Wednesday	2/26/2020	9:00 AM, 9:20 PM	2:55 AM, 3:13 PM	6:37 AM	5:54 PM	8:45 PM	8:24 AM
Thursday	2/27/2020	9:34 AM, 9:57 PM	3:32 AM, 3:46 PM	6:36 AM	5:55 PM	9:40 PM	8:50 AM
Friday	2/28/2020	10:10 AM, 10:36 PM	4:11 AM, 4:21 PM	6:35 AM	5:56 PM	10:36 PM	9:17 AM
Saturday	2/29/2020	10:50 AM, 11:19 PM	4:53 AM, 5:00 PM	6:33 AM	5:57 PM	11:33 PM	9:46 AM
Sunday	3/1/2020	11:35 AM	5:40 AM, 5:44 PM	6:32 AM	5:58 PM		10:18 AM
Monday	3/2/2020	12:08 AM, 12:27 PM	6:35 AM, 6:36 PM	6:31 AM	5:59 PM	12:32 AM	10:55 AM
Tuesday	3/3/2020	1:04 AM, 1:28 PM	7:38 AM, 7:36 PM	6:29 AM	6:00 PM	1:32 AM	11:39 AM
Wednesday	3/4/2020	2:07 AM, 2:33 PM	8:45 AM, 8:40 PM	6:28 AM	6:00 PM	2:31 AM	12:29 PM

The ebb and flow of the tide is part of Outer Banks living, whether one is here for a week or for a lifetime!
Shell seekers wait for the sea to retreat and leave its treasures behind.
Surfers have their best sessions on the incoming tide.
Fishermen prefer a tide running in or out with hope of catching fish while they’re feeding.
Swimmers should be alert to the potential for stronger rip currents when the tide is low.
Those living or vacationing in the 4x4 beaches of Corolla are perhaps the most tide-dependent on the Outer Banks. For them the sand is the thoroughfare and low tide is king.
Check Twiddy’s customized tide chart feature to find the tides for when you need them most.