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Online tide tables – 2012

Tide tables for standard ports are those provided as daily tables of the predicted times and heights of high and low waters. All times in these tables are in local standard time. Predicted heights are in metres and are based on lowest astronomical tide (LAT) chart datum.

Locations of standard ports in Queensland (PDF, 631 KB). For tidal variations to other locations (secondary ports) see the semidiurnal or diurnal tidal planes.

East coast

• Gold Coast Seaway (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Southport (PDF, 44 KB) 
• Brisbane Bar (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Mooloolaba (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Noosa Head (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Urangan (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Waddy Point (Fraser Island) (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Bundaberg (Burnett Heads) (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Gladstone (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Port Alma (PDF, 47 KB) 
• Rosslyn Bay (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Hay Point (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Mackay outer harbour (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Bugatti Reef (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Shute Harbour (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Bowen (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Abbot Point (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Townsville (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Lucinda (offshore) (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Mourilyan Harbour (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Cairns (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Port Douglas (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Leggatt Island (PDF, 45 KB) 

Torres Strait

• Twin Island (PDF, 45 KB) 
• Thursday Island (PDF, 45 KB)
• Hammond Rock (PDF, 70 KB) 
• Goods Island (PDF, 44 KB) 
• Booby Island (PDF, 45 KB) 

Gulf of Carpentaria

• Weipa (Humbug Point) (PDF, 44 KB) 
• Karumba (PDF, 72 KB) 
• Mornington Island (PDF, 42 KB) 

These tide predictions are provided free of charge for use as an aid to maritime safety. They cannot be published for any purpose other than personal use. Written permission must be obtained from Maritime Safety Queensland before the tide tables are published in any other form – contact the Tidal Services Unit.