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Tide tables — 7 locations, Nov 2026 to May 2027

Every table below is baked from official predictions — the Hong Kong Observatory for Hong Kong stations, Taiwan's Central Weather Administration for Taiwan ports — and stamped with its source and retrieval date. Times are UTC+8; heights are metres above chart datum. Each page includes a low-tide window finder. Predictions only: actual conditions vary with the weather, so check official warnings before you go.

Hong Kong · 鰂魚涌

Quarry Bay (Victoria Harbour)

The reference station for Hong Kong Island's northern waterfront — semi-diurnal, mixed.

Hong Kong · 大埔滘

Tai Po Kau (Tolo Harbour)

Sheltered inland-sea station with a large spring range and gentle neaps.

Hong Kong · 大澳

Tai O (West Lantau)

Estuary village station with the territory's biggest tidal swings.

Taiwan · 基隆

Keelung

Northern gateway port; mixed tides with a modest range.

Taiwan · 臺中港

Taichung Port

West-coast port with Taiwan's largest tidal ranges — 4 m-plus springs.

Taiwan · 高雄

Kaohsiung

The southwest's great harbour; small range, long quiet cycle.

Taiwan · 花蓮

Hualien

East-coast port facing the open Pacific; small, mixed range.

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