Tide times in Kiel — Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Sat 7 Mar
| Time | Height | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 00:49 | 0.21m | Low tide |
| 07:22 | 0.28m | High tide |
| 13:13 | 0.21m | Low tide |
| 19:39 | 0.29m | High tide |
This week
| Date | High tide | Low tide |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 4 Mar | 05:35 (0.33m) / 15:55 (0.35m) | 09:45 (0.28m) / 23:09 (0.22m) |
| Thu 5 Mar | 06:02 (0.31m) / 16:52 (0.33m) | 10:15 (0.26m) / 23:57 (0.21m) |
| Fri 6 Mar | 06:39 (0.29m) / 18:30 (0.30m) | 11:01 (0.24m) |
| Sat 7 Mar | 07:22 (0.28m) / 19:39 (0.29m) | 00:49 (0.21m) / 13:13 (0.21m) |
| Sun 8 Mar | 08:08 (0.27m) / 20:38 (0.29m) | 01:42 (0.22m) / 14:17 (0.20m) |
| Mon 9 Mar | 08:55 (0.29m) / 21:34 (0.30m) | 02:37 (0.23m) / 15:18 (0.21m) |
| Tue 10 Mar | 05:14 (0.26m) / 09:43 (0.31m) / 22:49 (0.33m) | 03:43 (0.26m) / 05:35 (0.26m) / 17:14 (0.23m) / 23:37 (0.33m) |
| Wed 11 Mar | 00:09 (0.33m) / 10:36 (0.34m) | 06:24 (0.27m) / 18:27 (0.24m) |
| Thu 12 Mar | 01:00 (0.35m) / 11:54 (0.36m) | 06:59 (0.28m) / 19:12 (0.24m) |
| Fri 13 Mar | 01:36 (0.37m) / 13:04 (0.37m) | 07:32 (0.28m) / 19:51 (0.23m) |
Location information
Nearby tide stations
Ltkiel
0.1 km away
Kiel Holtenau
13.8 km away
Kielholtenau
16.2 km away
Nokkielaussen
17.1 km away
Nokkielbinnen
17.2 km away
Schleimndesp
24.6 km away
Tide times in Kiel
Check the tide times in Kiel to plan your coastal activities. Our forecasts help you make the most of the sea.
Make the most of Kiel's coastal environment with these tide-dependent activities:
High tide
Safe water levels for experienced jumpers
Enough depth for water sports
Explore coastal caves and hidden spots
Low tide
Extended sandy areas to explore
Find crabs in rocky areas
Discover shells and sea treasures on exposed beaches
Understanding tides at Kiel helps you stay safe and make the most of your visit. Tides follow a roughly 12-hour cycle, with two high tides and two low tides each day.
Be aware of local conditions at Kiel. Some areas can become inaccessible during high tide.
Our tide predictions for Kiel are calculated using astronomical data and local observations for maximum accuracy.