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Monday, September 14, 2026

Tide times: Check Monday’s high and low tides along SA’s coast

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The cut-off low developing west of South Africa is expected to bring rough conditions along parts of the coast from Sunday into Monday.

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) says very rough seas could reach 4.0 to 4.5 metres south of Table Bay.

Strong winds are also expected along the coast and interior.

Tides to watch along the coast on Monday

Tide times can help beachgoers, anglers and other coastal visitors plan their activities.

KwaZulu-Natal, Durban

  • High tide: 05:16
  • Low tide: 11:09
  • High tide: 17:34

Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape:

  • High tide: 05:09
  • Low tide: 11:02
  • High tide: 17:25

Cape Town, Western Cape:

  • High tide: 04:46
  • Low tide: 10:50
  • High tide: 17:03
  • Low tide: 23:18

Port Nolloth, Northern Cape

  • High tide: 04:48
  • Low tide: 10:46
  • High tide: 17:00
  • Low tide: 23:09

What to expect

SAWS expects windy coastal conditions as the cut-off low moves closer.

People planning coastal activities should check the latest tides, weather and sea conditions before heading out.

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