Dover Tide Tables

[Dave_Rolfe]

Does anyone know of where I can down load a set of tide tables for Dover for the season to print out and keep on board so I can refer to them when calculating tidal streams, departure times etc. It seems expensive to buy an almanac just to obtain that information.

 

[sailorman]

download harwich from the photo link @ the footer of this post.
the dover off-set is stated there as well

 

[MoodySabre]

Tides for most places here there's a date control at the foot of each page.

 

[LadyInBed]

One month at a time from http://www.pol.ac.uk/ntslf/tidalp.html
Or find an old copy of WXTides /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[VicS]

How about

http://www.fisica.uniud.it:8080/zones/:Europe/London

Or

http://www.mobilegeographics.com:81/zones/:Europe/London

Same tables different websites. Also tables world wide. Only up to 2037 though!

 

[chart5011]

The Admiralty annually publish NP164 Dover High Water & Mean Ranges.
Quite handy A4 card folded in 3, cost about £1.20 ish.
Any Chart Agent will stock it.

 

[Skyva_2]

Its all in here:

http://www.doverport.co.uk/_assets/client/collateral/13351%20POD%20Marina%20Guide%2009%20STDRES.pdf

 

[Dave_Rolfe]

Thanks everyone, got just what I was after now. Dover Marina Guide site particularly good.

 

[Superflid]

Some very useful links there gents, thanks to all.

 

[todka]

Thanks everyone, got just what I was after now. Dover Marina Guide site particularly good.

Thanks for the reference to Dover Marina, though 2010 doesn't seem to be online yet. Previous years we have trotted down to the library and photocopied the Dover Pages (is this allowed?) You can get Premier Marina Tide Tables online ( - Brighton, Chichester, Falmouth) and Alderney and Cherbourg are very obliging. Jersey gives you useful offsets from guess where DOVER. St Malo also OK but take care to note in summer it is GMT +2, not +1 as is BST. Have bought enough Reeds to sink a battleship and PBO is £15.99 - can buy 3 bottles of half decent wine for that.

Just found it St Peter Port!

www.seaguernsey.com/nautical/tidal-currents.aspx

 

[Sinfected]

Hi, I just came across this thred, in case anyone needed 2016 tides, they are burried inside this marina guide:
https://www.doverport.co.uk/downloads/Marina Guide 2016.pdf

It seems they release an updated version for free every year

 

[Spirit of Glenans]

Well, in 2006 the OP wasn't able to log onto Google Play and buy the very useful BOATIE app, which give access to tides for all British and Irish reference ports, basic tidal streams, Shipping Forecast, synoptic charts etc, etc, all for the Sterling equivalent of €6.10, (about £4.75 at this time). No connection, just an occasional user, (i.e. when I'm not on the boat, where my Almamac is )