San Diego Tide Times

California, United States · 32.7150°N, 117.1730°W
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Station Details

Location
San Diego, California, United States
Coordinates
32.7150°N, 117.1730°W
Station ID
san_diego-569-usa-uhslc_fd
Type
Reference (harmonic)
Timezone
America/Los_Angeles
Datum
MLLW (Mean Lower Low Water)
Source
TICON-4 (SHOM)

Tide Chart for San Diego

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Fishing & Tides at San Diego — Monday, July 13

Excellent fishing day
New Moon · 1% illuminated

Best fishing times today

  • Minor6:26 PM – 7:26 PM
  • Major10:49 PM – 12:49 AM
  • Minor4:12 AM – 5:12 AM
  • Major11:21 AM – 1:21 PM
King tide — tides are unusually large today

The moon is near full or new AND close to its nearest point to Earth, so today's high tides run higher and low tides lower than usual.

7-Day Tide Table & Forecast for San Diego

Legend — How to read this forecast
High Tide / Low Tide — Predicted peak and trough water levels with time and height.
☀️ Sunrise / Sunset — Local times for the station’s timezone.
🌙 Moon Phase — Current lunar phase and illumination percentage. New/Full moons correlate with stronger (spring) tides; Quarter moons with weaker (neap) tides.
🌊 Spring / NeapSpring tides (near new/full moon) have larger tidal ranges. Neap tides (near quarter moons) have smaller ranges. Moderate is in between.
🎣 Fishing (Solunar)★★★★★ 1–5 star rating based on moon phase and lunar distance. Best fishing is typically around new and full moons when the moon is closest (perigee). Major feeding periods occur when the moon is overhead or underfoot.
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Tidal constituents from TICON-4 (SHOM/SEANOE), licensed CC-BY-4.0 (doi:10.17882/109129). Citation: Lefèvre F., Carre H., Faucher C. (2025).
Data: NOAA CO-OPS, TICON-4 (CC-BY-4.0, SHOM/SEANOE), FES2022 (AVISO+/CNES). About & Sources