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Thursday, October 8, 2026

What beachgoers and anglers need to know as spring tides approach

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If you’re heading to the coast on Thursday, check the tide times to plan your activities around changing water levels.

However, tides are only part of the picture. Wind, waves and swell can also affect conditions along the shore and at sea.

Spring tide approaching

Tides can affect surfing, swimming, fishing and other coastal activities. Conditions vary from beach to beach depending on the seabed, swell and wind.

Higher tides can cover rocks and reefs that you might easily spot at low tide, so check when water levels will rise and fall.

The next spring tide coincides with the new moon on Saturday, 10 October. Spring tides bring higher high tides and lower low tides than usual.

Tides to watch along the coast on Friday

Checking the high and low tide times can help beachgoers, anglers and boat users plan their activities around changing coastal conditions.

Check the tide times and the latest weather and marine warnings before you head to the coast.

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