Tide Table Lauwersoog — 2026

📘 About Lauwersoog Tide Forecast

Situated along the coastline of Netherlands (53.41° N, 6.20° E), Lauwersoog lies in the northern hemisphere. 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 2.5m. This location sits on the edge of the Wadden Sea (Waddenzee), a UNESCO World Heritage natural site, a region of extensive sand and mud flats exposed between the barrier islands and the mainland at every low tide. The 1.5–3m tidal range drives efficient water exchange in coves and estuaries, supporting good water quality. The regularity of semi-diurnal tides — two highs and two lows approximately 6 hours apart — simplifies crossing planning and fishing scheduling. The continental shelf morphology in this area amplifies or attenuates tidal waves arriving from the open ocean. Check the official 2026 tide forecast for Lauwersoog here, including detailed monthly schedules, peak times, and daily metric swings. In September, Lauwersoog is in its autumn season, a key period for water sports, fishing, diving, and coastal navigation. MaréAgora calculations use harmonic decomposition calibrated via satellite altimetry and local gauges to ensure high accuracy.