Manly Beach Tides
Sydney's northern beaches crown jewel — Manly's famous stretch of sand has been synonymous with Australian surf culture since the 1960s. The dependable Pacific tides roll into this south-facing beach with a consistent rhythm that longboarders and swimmers have relied on for generations. Just a ferry ride from the city, it's the birthplace of surf life saving in Australia.
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KeelyProduct details
- Paper & printingMuseum-grade Enhanced Matte paper (230gsm) — a luxurious flat matte surface with sharp detail and rich colour. Printed using archival pigment inks on professional Epson equipment. Each poster is individually inspected before shipping.
- FramingFrames are sustainably sourced solid wood, handmade in New Zealand, and arrive ready to hang with hardware pre-installed. Glazing protects your print. UV protection and anti-reflective coatings can be added on request.
- DataOfficial tide data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) — precision tide data used for maritime safety and coastal planning. Every high and low is calculated from verified readings.
- EditionEach poster captures the complete tidal rhythm of your chosen beach for a full calendar year — the patterns shown will never repeat exactly the same way again.
Seasonal tide notes
How the tides and swell change through the year at New South Wales locations.
Classic summer: NE swells, warm water, holiday energy.
The premium season — clean, consistent, settled.
S groundswells, fewer crowds, cooler mornings.
Building warmth, mix of E and S swells.
Manly Beach tide data
Annual tide statistics computed from verified BOM data for Manly Beach.
2.15m on 16 Jun at 21:16
0.15m on 25 Dec at 16:38
1.02m between high and low
May — highest avg high tides
Two high and two low tides daily
2m — from lowest low to highest high
Tide times this week
High and low tide times for the next 7 days, drawn from verified BOM data.
| Day | High tides | Low tides |
|---|---|---|
| Tue 8 Sep | 05:57 · 1.31m, 18:02 · 1.83m | 11:31 · 0.5m |
| Wed 9 Sep | 06:45 · 1.41m, 18:53 · 1.88m | 00:46 · 0.27m, 12:28 · 0.41m |
| Thu 10 Sep | 07:30 · 1.5m, 19:40 · 1.87m | 01:29 · 0.22m, 13:18 · 0.35m |
| Fri 11 Sep | 08:13 · 1.58m, 20:23 · 1.81m | 02:08 · 0.22m, 14:07 · 0.32m |
| Sat 12 Sep | 08:53 · 1.62m, 21:05 · 1.71m | 02:45 · 0.25m, 14:54 · 0.33m |
| Sun 13 Sep | 09:32 · 1.65m, 21:45 · 1.59m | 03:18 · 0.31m, 15:40 · 0.37m |
| Mon 14 Sep | 10:10 · 1.65m, 22:25 · 1.45m | 03:50 · 0.38m, 16:25 · 0.43m |
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