Online tide tables for Singapore

Tides cannot be ignored by those who want to explore our shores. Below are views of Chek Jawa (before the boardwalk was built) at different tide heights.
Since time and tide waits for no man, it's up to us to find out about the tides when we plan a trip to the shore.

I will be presenting on tides and our shores this Friday at November's Leafmonkey Workshop for Nature Guides - Life Between the Tides.

In preparation for the workshop, I discovered these online tide information.

Some include links to downloadable PDFs of hourly tides. Do note that different locations in Singapore have slightly different tide heights and tide times.

• Tides on the NEA website minimum and maximum tides; for the current and coming month.
• Tuas tide tables on the Raffles Marina website: for the current and coming month.
• West Coast tide tables on the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club website: for the current and coming month.
• Changi and Sembawang tide tables on the SAF Yacht Club website: for the entire year.
• Sembawang tide tables on the Changi Sailing Club website: for the entire year.
• Pulau Ubin tides on the Pulau Ubin NParks website: for the entire year.
• Tides for mangrove researchers: Predicted values and tide tables by Sivasothi

More about the tides

• 2009 tide tables are out: more about how tides affect a shore visit.
• Tides on the wild facts sheets of wildsingapore website.