Tide Table Reykjavik — 2026

📘 About Reykjavik Tide Forecast

Found at 64.15° N latitude and 21.94° W longitude, Reykjavik serves as a prominent coastal location in Iceland. Its tidal pattern is semi-diurnal (two high and two low tides per day), with a mean tidal range of 2.1m and spring tides reaching up to 3.3m. The 1.5–3 metre tidal range significantly affects navigation for small vessels, which should consult the tide table before crossing shallow bars. The regularity of semi-diurnal tides — two highs and two lows approximately 6 hours apart — simplifies crossing planning and fishing scheduling. Tidal dynamics in this bay or inlet are shaped by the geometry of its entrance, which can amplify or reduce range relative to the open sea. Access the updated 2026 tide table for Reykjavik featuring exact high and low water times, ranges, and coefficients for boating and angling. In October, Reykjavik is in its autumn season, a key period for water sports, fishing, diving, and coastal navigation. Predictive modeling employs updated local oceanic constants, ensuring minimal margin of error in peak tidal timing.