Tide Table Amsterdam — 2026

📘 About Amsterdam Tide Forecast

With geographic coordinates of 52.37° N, 4.90° E, Amsterdam is a key coastal reference in Netherlands. Its tidal pattern is diurnal (one high and one low tide per day), with a mean tidal range of 0m and spring tides reaching up to 0m. This location lies along an inland river or lake stretch of the Netherlands, where the astronomical tide arrives attenuated and is partly regulated by locks (sluizen) that control water level independent of the lunar cycle. The small tides here make this coast particularly suitable for sailing and coastal touring by kayak. With a single daily high tide, the diurnal cycle makes it easy to pinpoint the best window for kayaking, surfing, and diving. This shoreline is subject to seasonal wind and pressure variations that can affect tide height by up to 0.3m during extreme events. The 2026 tidal bulletin for Amsterdam delivers a thorough schedule of sea level swings with hourly marks for the entire year. In September, Amsterdam is in its autumn season, a key period for water sports, fishing, diving, and coastal navigation. Predictive output is continuously benchmarked against time series recorded by regional coastal reference stations.