Tide Times

Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean tide times today

Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean, California. NOAA station 9411399. Times in PDT.

 

High tide in Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean today is at 7:17 AM (3.9 ft) and 5:05 PM (4.2 ft). Low tide is at 12:02 PM (3.2 ft). Times are PDT.

Today

  • 7:17 AMHigh tide · 3.9 ft
  • 12:02 PMLow tide · 3.2 ft
  • 5:05 PMHigh tide · 4.2 ft

Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean tide chart today

12:00 AM6:00 AM12:00 PM6:00 PM11:30 PM

Curve drawn between NOAA high and low predictions. Heights in feet above MLLW.

Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean tide table, next 7 days

Mon, Oct 19
7:17 AMHigh 3.9 ft
12:02 PMLow 3.2 ft
5:05 PMHigh 4.2 ft
Tue, Oct 20
12:28 AMLow 0.6 ft
7:27 AMHigh 4.2 ft
12:49 PMLow 2.6 ft
6:11 PMHigh 4.3 ft
Wed, Oct 21
1:01 AMLow 0.6 ft
7:43 AMHigh 4.5 ft
1:29 PMLow 2.0 ft
7:06 PMHigh 4.4 ft
Thu, Oct 22
1:31 AMLow 0.7 ft
8:01 AMHigh 4.9 ft
2:06 PMLow 1.4 ft
7:56 PMHigh 4.5 ft
Fri, Oct 23
2:00 AMLow 0.8 ft
8:22 AMHigh 5.3 ft
2:43 PMLow 0.7 ft
8:44 PMHigh 4.5 ft
Sat, Oct 24
2:28 AMLow 1.0 ft
8:46 AMHigh 5.7 ft
3:22 PMLow 0.1 ft
9:31 PMHigh 4.5 ft
Sun, Oct 25
2:57 AMLow 1.3 ft
9:12 AMHigh 6.1 ft
4:02 PMLow minus 0.4 ft
10:18 PMHigh 4.3 ft

Tides near Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean

Tide FAQ

When is high tide in Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean today?

Today the high tides are at 7:17 AM (3.9 ft) and 5:05 PM (4.2 ft). The tide table on this page shows the next 7 days.

When is low tide in Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean today?

Today the low tide is at 12:02 PM (3.2 ft).

How accurate are these tide times?

They are official NOAA predictions for station 9411399 (Gaviota State Park, Pacific Ocean). This is a reference station with its own long record. Strong wind, river flow and storms can shift real tides by several minutes and change heights.

What does MLLW mean?

Mean lower low water is the average of the lowest daily low tide. A height of 0 ft is that average. A negative low tide goes below it and is the best time for tide pools.

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