Ludao Chaikou Tide Table

30-day tide table for Ludao Chaikou, including today's and tomorrow's high and low tide times, heights, tidal range and wave conditions from Taiwan CWA.

How to use
  1. Pick a location — Choose a coastal spot from the dropdown above, or go straight to /tide/location-slug for that spot's own page (e.g. Gaomei Wetlands, Longdong, Jinzun).
  2. Read the tide cards — High tide and low tide times and heights are the first thing to check — they decide whether it's safe to go into the water, walk the tidal flats, or surf.
  3. Check the location-specific notes — Things like the Gaomei boardwalk's opening hours, a dive spot's slack-water window, or surf conditions only appear on that location's own page — scroll down after switching locations.
FAQ

Should I dive on a rising or falling tide?

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.

How do I know the best time to get in today?

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.

Where should shore divers enter at Chaikou?

Use the official dive walkway. It supports entry while reducing trampling of other reef areas; do not create a shortcut across the platform.

Today's Tide Times

Tide eventTimeHeightTide range
High Tide05:221.97 mMid tide
Low Tide12:010.58 mMid tide
High Tide18:171.73 mMid tide
Low Tide23:500.82 mMid tide

Tomorrow's Tide Times

Tide eventTimeHeightTide range
High Tide05:582.02 mSpring tide
Low Tide12:270.56 mSpring tide
High Tide18:411.79 mSpring tide

Today’s range is about 1.39 m; highs are 05:22、18:17 and lows are 12:01、23:50. Compare with wind, swell and local closures before going.

Next 30 Days: One-Month High and Low Tide Table

Expand the table for roughly one month of daily high/low times and heights. Check again closer to your trip for updates.

DateHigh / low tide eventsToday's Tide Range
2026-08-27High Tide · 05:22 · 1.97 m · Low Tide · 12:01 · 0.58 m · High Tide · 18:17 · 1.73 m · Low Tide · 23:50 · 0.82 m1.39 m
2026-08-28High Tide · 05:58 · 2.02 m · Low Tide · 12:27 · 0.56 m · High Tide · 18:41 · 1.79 m1.46 m
2026-08-29Low Tide · 00:22 · 0.73 m · High Tide · 06:33 · 2.04 m · Low Tide · 12:52 · 0.57 m · High Tide · 19:06 · 1.84 m1.47 m
2026-08-30Low Tide · 00:56 · 0.66 m · High Tide · 07:09 · 2.02 m · Low Tide · 13:18 · 0.6 m · High Tide · 19:32 · 1.87 m1.42 m
2026-08-31Low Tide · 01:31 · 0.61 m · High Tide · 07:47 · 1.95 m · Low Tide · 13:45 · 0.66 m · High Tide · 20:00 · 1.89 m1.34 m
2026-09-01Low Tide · 02:08 · 0.59 m · High Tide · 08:26 · 1.84 m · Low Tide · 14:13 · 0.74 m · High Tide · 20:30 · 1.88 m1.29 m
2026-09-02Low Tide · 02:50 · 0.61 m · High Tide · 09:09 · 1.69 m · Low Tide · 14:43 · 0.84 m · High Tide · 21:05 · 1.85 m1.24 m
2026-09-03Low Tide · 03:41 · 0.66 m · High Tide · 10:01 · 1.52 m · Low Tide · 15:16 · 0.95 m · High Tide · 21:48 · 1.79 m1.13 m
2026-09-04Low Tide · 04:49 · 0.73 m · High Tide · 11:15 · 1.37 m · Low Tide · 15:58 · 1.08 m · High Tide · 22:49 · 1.72 m0.99 m
2026-09-05Low Tide · 06:31 · 0.77 m · High Tide · 13:20 · 1.3 m · Low Tide · 17:16 · 1.19 m0.53 m
2026-09-06High Tide · 00:27 · 1.68 m · Low Tide · 08:20 · 0.72 m · High Tide · 15:21 · 1.38 m · Low Tide · 19:46 · 1.21 m0.96 m
2026-09-07High Tide · 02:13 · 1.74 m · Low Tide · 09:36 · 0.62 m · High Tide · 16:18 · 1.5 m · Low Tide · 21:19 · 1.1 m1.12 m
2026-09-08High Tide · 03:29 · 1.87 m · Low Tide · 10:27 · 0.53 m · High Tide · 16:55 · 1.62 m · Low Tide · 22:15 · 0.95 m1.34 m
2026-09-09High Tide · 04:26 · 1.99 m · Low Tide · 11:08 · 0.48 m · High Tide · 17:27 · 1.73 m · Low Tide · 23:00 · 0.81 m1.51 m
2026-09-10High Tide · 05:14 · 2.08 m · Low Tide · 11:43 · 0.47 m · High Tide · 17:57 · 1.81 m · Low Tide · 23:39 · 0.68 m1.61 m
2026-09-11High Tide · 05:57 · 2.1 m · Low Tide · 12:14 · 0.51 m · High Tide · 18:25 · 1.88 m1.59 m
2026-09-12Low Tide · 00:17 · 0.59 m · High Tide · 06:38 · 2.07 m · Low Tide · 12:42 · 0.57 m · High Tide · 18:52 · 1.92 m1.5 m
2026-09-13Low Tide · 00:53 · 0.55 m · High Tide · 07:16 · 1.99 m · Low Tide · 13:09 · 0.66 m · High Tide · 19:19 · 1.93 m1.44 m
2026-09-14Low Tide · 01:29 · 0.55 m · High Tide · 07:53 · 1.86 m · Low Tide · 13:35 · 0.75 m · High Tide · 19:45 · 1.91 m1.36 m
2026-09-15Low Tide · 02:05 · 0.59 m · High Tide · 08:30 · 1.72 m · Low Tide · 14:01 · 0.84 m · High Tide · 20:13 · 1.86 m1.27 m
2026-09-16Low Tide · 02:43 · 0.66 m · High Tide · 09:08 · 1.57 m · Low Tide · 14:27 · 0.93 m · High Tide · 20:42 · 1.79 m1.13 m
2026-09-17Low Tide · 03:26 · 0.75 m · High Tide · 09:54 · 1.43 m · Low Tide · 14:55 · 1.02 m · High Tide · 21:16 · 1.71 m0.96 m
2026-09-18Low Tide · 04:24 · 0.85 m · High Tide · 11:01 · 1.32 m · Low Tide · 15:27 · 1.12 m · High Tide · 22:02 · 1.62 m0.77 m
2026-09-19Low Tide · 05:58 · 0.92 m · High Tide · 13:01 · 1.27 m · Low Tide · 16:26 · 1.21 m · High Tide · 23:21 · 1.55 m0.63 m
2026-09-20Low Tide · 07:51 · 0.91 m · High Tide · 15:00 · 1.33 m · Low Tide · 19:07 · 1.24 m0.42 m
2026-09-21High Tide · 01:17 · 1.55 m · Low Tide · 09:07 · 0.85 m · High Tide · 15:49 · 1.42 m · Low Tide · 20:44 · 1.16 m0.7 m
2026-09-22High Tide · 02:43 · 1.62 m · Low Tide · 09:52 · 0.78 m · High Tide · 16:19 · 1.52 m · Low Tide · 21:37 · 1.05 m0.84 m
2026-09-23High Tide · 03:39 · 1.73 m · Low Tide · 10:26 · 0.72 m · High Tide · 16:45 · 1.62 m · Low Tide · 22:17 · 0.92 m1.01 m
2026-09-24High Tide · 04:22 · 1.83 m · Low Tide · 10:55 · 0.66 m · High Tide · 17:09 · 1.71 m · Low Tide · 22:53 · 0.79 m1.17 m
2026-09-25High Tide · 05:01 · 1.91 m · Low Tide · 11:22 · 0.63 m · High Tide · 17:33 · 1.8 m · Low Tide · 23:26 · 0.66 m1.28 m

Slack Water & Best Times to Get In (Diving / Snorkelling)

Shore diving and snorkelling are safest — and usually clearest — at slack water: the window around high and low tide when the current turns and runs weakest. Mid-tide is when the current is strongest and least suitable for getting in.

Below are estimated slack windows of about 1 hour around each high and low tide today. Actual current, swell and visibility still depend on wind, terrain and weather.

Verified access, entry and facilities

Only official or owner-confirmed information is shown. Unverified drafts stay off the page. Check same-day notices and on-site controls before departure.

Getting there with equipment

  • Chaikou’s official address is No. 61 Chaikou, with parking and toilets listed. Use the attraction lot with gear and continue via the marked dive walkway. Official source
  • Chaikou lies on the north coast and is often sheltered during June–August southwest winds. Same-day sea conditions still govern; seasonal shelter is not a guarantee. Official source

Water entry and exit

  • Chaikou has a dedicated dive walkway to aid entry and protect other reef areas. Both scuba divers and snorkellers should use it rather than cutting across the reef platform. Official source
  • A reef platform with layered depth and many submerged rocks lies between shore and the large reef. Identify the walkway exit and return direction before entering rather than assuming a straight swim back. Official source

Rinsing, parking and facilities

  • Official facilities include parking, toilets, a payphone and lookout, covering parking and toilet needs. No public equipment-rinse station is identified in the published list. Official source

Rules and ecological care

  • Official guidance requires a qualified operator and professional instructor. Even though Chaikou is described for beginner snorkelling, unfamiliar visitors should not enter alone. Official source
  • The dive walkway reduces coral trampling. When observing starfish, urchins and algae after the dive, look only—do not turn rocks, touch or remove organisms. Official source

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