Check the next high and low tides for key Suffolk coastal spots. Select a location to see upcoming extremes — useful for beach walks, sea angling, photography and planning coastal path sections that flood at high water.
Pair tides with our Suffolk beach guide, dog-friendly beaches and coastal walks.
Southwold and Aldeburgh are among the most searched spots for day trips. Felixstowe matters for harbour and promenade access. Sizewell and Orford Ness need careful timing around exposed stretches and restricted zones. Tide gaps of an hour or more can appear between northern and southern Suffolk — do not reuse one town’s times for another.
Do not rely solely on this tool for safety-critical or navigation decisions. Heights here are model values relative to mean sea level. Weather, surge and local bathymetry change real water levels. Observe conditions, local signage and, for chart heights, check Admiralty EasyTide.
Use the selector for popular spots including Southwold, Aldeburgh, Felixstowe, Sizewell and Orford Ness. Times differ along the coast — always pick the nearest listed location to where you will be.
They are free model-based predictions (TideTurtle / Open-Meteo Marine), not Admiralty chart-datum tables. Times of high and low are useful for beach walks and fishing; heights are relative to mean sea level. For navigation or exact chart heights, use Admiralty EasyTide or another official source.
Shingle beaches, harbour mouths and low-lying paths can become impassable or hazardous near high water. Anglers, photographers and dog walkers often plan around low tide for wider beaches and safer returns.
Seasonal dog bans and lead rules are separate from tides. Check our dog-friendly beaches guide for restrictions, then use tide times for access and safety.