Noosa Heads Tides
A series of long, ruler-edged points that are pure longboarding perfection — Noosa's First Point, Granite Bay, and Tea Tree Bay serve up some of the most beautiful waves in Australia. The subtropical Noosa tides are gentle and slow, creating pristine walls that peel for hundreds of metres along the headland.
What people are saying
“So happy with my Iso Tides print! It was the perfect meaningful gift, and it looks so good in my dad’s office. He’s stoked with it! Arrived quick and is super high quality ❤️”
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 Queensland locations.
Warm water, NE trade winds, consistent pulses.
The Gold Coast's prime — clean, consistent, warm.
Swells from the south, cooler but still mild.
Building NE swells, warming trend begins.
Noosa Heads tide data
Annual tide statistics computed from verified BOM data for Noosa Heads.
2.36m on 15 Jun at 20:20
0.21m on 13 Aug at 14:14
1.1m between high and low
March — highest avg high tides
Mixed semi-diurnal — unequal highs and lows
2.15m — 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 9 Sep | 06:30 · 1.56m, 18:55 · 2.1m | 00:43 · 0.44m, 12:27 · 0.31m |
| Thu 10 Sep | 07:15 · 1.67m, 19:35 · 2.1m | 01:20 · 0.35m, 13:13 · 0.26m |
| Fri 11 Sep | 07:57 · 1.75m, 20:13 · 2.04m | 01:56 · 0.29m, 13:56 · 0.26m |
| Sat 12 Sep | 08:37 · 1.79m, 20:46 · 1.93m | 02:30 · 0.27m, 14:37 · 0.33m |
| Sun 13 Sep | 09:15 · 1.8m, 21:18 · 1.78m | 03:00 · 0.29m, 15:16 · 0.43m |
| Mon 14 Sep | 09:51 · 1.78m, 21:48 · 1.64m | 03:30 · 0.34m, 15:55 · 0.55m |
| Tue 15 Sep | 10:28 · 1.75m, 22:19 · 1.5m | 03:56 · 0.4m, 16:35 · 0.68m |
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