Tide Table Wellington — 2026

📘 About Wellington Tide Forecast

In the southern hemisphere, the coastal area of Wellington (New Zealand) is positioned at coordinates -41.28° S and 174.78° E. Its tidal pattern is semi-diurnal (two high and two low tides per day), with a mean tidal range of 0.7m and spring tides reaching up to 0.9m. Oyster and shellfish farmers exploit the 0.5–1.5m range to alternate aerial exposure and submersion in their culture beds. The regularity of semi-diurnal tides — two highs and two lows approximately 6 hours apart — simplifies crossing planning and fishing scheduling. Intense weather events such as storms can create temporary storm surges that add to the astronomical high tide. This page shows the complete 2026 tide table for Wellington, with precise high and low tide times and heights in metres for every day of the year. In July, Wellington is in its winter 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.