Wells-next-the-Sea
The working quay and harbour channel. Keelboats need water under them, so the high-water window is everything.
Next high water
17:35–18:15 BST
Window ±20 min · the water is rising · mid tide
Next 7 days
times in BST · ±20 min| Day | Morning | Evening |
|---|---|---|
| Sun 12 Jul | 05:00–05:40 Mid | 17:35–18:15 Mid |
| Mon 13 Jul | 06:00–06:40 Mid | 18:40–19:20 Mid |
| Tue 14 Jul | 06:55–07:35 Spring | 19:37–20:17 Spring |
| Wed 15 Jul | 07:46–08:26 Spring | 20:28–21:08 Spring |
| Thu 16 Jul | 08:34–09:14 Spring | 21:15–21:55 Spring |
| Fri 17 Jul | 09:19–09:59 Spring | 21:58–22:38 Spring |
| Sat 18 Jul | 10:02–10:42 Spring | 22:40–23:20 Mid |
Two high waters most days, roughly twelve hours apart. Each window is ±20 min around the predicted high water. “Spring” tides run higher and faster than “neap”; low water sits roughly six hours from each high.
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Generated 12 July 2026 · TICON-4 harmonic constants via @neaps/tide-database (CC-BY-4.0, Hart-Davis et al., 2025)