Before diving at Longdong Bay, check tide turns and wave conditions. Slack-water timing is only a reference; follow instructors, local rules and site conditions.
Each slack-water range is estimated as 60 minutes either side of high or low tide. The stronger-daylight range is four hours centred on the midpoint between sunrise and sunset. Both are planning windows, not declarations that conditions are safe.
| Date | Estimated slack water | Today's Tide Range | Moon phase / light | Sunrise / sunset | Stronger daylight estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-19 | Low Tide 08:39 (07:39–09:39) · High Tide 16:49 (15:49–17:49) | Neap tide · 0.56 m | First Quarter 55% | 05:51 / 17:22 | 09:37–13:37 |
| 2026-10-20 | Low Tide 09:46 (08:46–10:46) · High Tide 16:50 (15:50–17:50) · Low Tide 23:17 (22:17–00:17) | Neap tide · 0.57 m | Waxing Gibbous 64% | 05:51 / 17:21 | 09:36–13:36 |
| 2026-10-21 | High Tide 02:33 (01:33–03:33) · Low Tide 10:33 (09:33–11:33) · High Tide 16:58 (15:58–17:58) · Low Tide 23:18 (22:18–00:18) | Neap tide · 0.58 m | Waxing Gibbous 73% | 05:52 / 17:20 | 09:36–13:36 |
| 2026-10-22 | High Tide 03:52 (02:52–04:52) · Low Tide 11:10 (10:10–12:10) · High Tide 17:05 (16:05–18:05) · Low Tide 23:37 (22:37–00:37) | Neap tide · 0.6 m | Waxing Gibbous 82% | 05:53 / 17:20 | 09:36–13:36 |
| 2026-10-23 | High Tide 04:39 (03:39–05:39) · Low Tide 11:43 (10:43–12:43) · High Tide 17:12 (16:12–18:12) | Neap tide · 0.6 m | Waxing Gibbous 89% | 05:53 / 17:19 | 09:36–13:36 |
| 2026-10-24 | Low Tide 00:04 (23:04–01:04) · High Tide 05:21 (04:21–06:21) · Low Tide 12:15 (11:15–13:15) · High Tide 17:24 (16:24–18:24) | Mid tide · 0.62 m | Waxing Gibbous 95% | 05:54 / 17:18 | 09:36–13:36 |
| 2026-10-25 | Low Tide 00:35 (23:35–01:35) · High Tide 06:04 (05:04–07:04) · Low Tide 12:47 (11:47–13:47) · High Tide 17:43 (16:43–18:43) | Mid tide · 0.8 m | Waxing Gibbous 99% | 05:54 / 17:17 | 09:36–13:36 |
Spring tides often occur near new and full moon, with a larger difference between high and low water and potentially stronger flow during the middle of the turn. Neap tides are more common near first and last quarter. Local current is not set by astronomical tide alone: wind, swell, seabed shape, and narrow harbor entrances all alter what divers encounter.
Spring tides usually occur near new and full moon and have the largest tidal range; mid and neap tides have progressively smaller ranges.
Once the Sun is higher, its light travels a shorter path through the water. In clear water with a settled surface, the hours around solar noon usually reveal terrain and color better. Low-angle light at dawn and dusk fades faster underwater. The table's daylight window is not a visibility forecast; suspended sediment, runoff, and waves remain decisive.
Only official or owner-confirmed information is shown. Unverified drafts stay off the page. Check same-day notices and on-site controls before departure.
What matters is slack water, not rising vs falling — the current is weakest around high and low tide, which is best for shore diving and snorkelling. Mid-tide has the strongest, most dangerous current. Match your entry to that day’s tide times and aim for the slack window.
Check today’s high and low tide times on this page; the roughly 1-hour window around each turning point is slack water with the weakest current. Still confirm the day’s wind, swell, visibility and weather, and defer to your dive shop and on-site notices.
No. Slack water is only an estimated period around an astronomical tide turn. Waves, local current, visibility, entry and exit conditions, and closures still require an on-site check. Use a qualified instructor or guide when your training or knowledge of the site is not sufficient.
Check the operator’s same-day notice. Official information says opening and admission vary, and seaside water activities are explicitly discouraged during the October–March long-wave season.
Tide times and heights come from the site's daily CWA forecast. Sunrise, sunset, and lunar phase are calculated at build time with the same astronomy engine used by the live pages.
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