How does Perigee find tides near me?
After you choose to share your location, Perigee ranks NOAA tide-prediction stations within 155 miles and links to each station’s canonical tide chart.
Tides near me,from the right gauge.
Find the closest NOAA tide-prediction stations, then choose the gauge that actually represents your harbor, beach, inlet, or waterway. Every result opens a crawlable live chart with today’s high and low tides and source context.
Optional location
Find the water that represents your shore
Perigee ranks nearby NOAA tide-prediction stations after you choose to share location. Your coordinate is used for this lookup; it is never added to this page URL or to the station links.
No permission prompt appears until you press “Use my location.” You can also start from a major coast or browse by state below.
No location required
Start from a major coast
These established NOAA stations make useful entry points when location is off. Choose the same state or water body as your destination, then refine from the linked station page.
Complete fallback
Browse tide stations by state
New England & Mid-Atlantic
Southeast & Gulf Coast
West Coast
Alaska, Hawaiʻi & Pacific Islands
Caribbean
Before you choose a gauge
Tides near me: the useful details
Is the closest station always the right one?
No. Inlets, rivers, harbors, and subordinate stations can differ. Confirm the station name and waterway before using its times.
Can I use this without sharing location?
Yes. Major stations and the full state directory are server-rendered here, so location access and client JavaScript are optional.