AUQueensland
Snapper Rocks Tides
Arguably Australia's most perfect wave, Snapper Rocks kicks off the legendary Superbank — an endless right-hand barrel on the right swell that wraps around the rocky point. The Gold Coast Seaway tides pump through this system, creating the long, machine-like walls that have made Snapper the most prized wave on the Gold Coast.
28.2°S / 153.5°EData: BOM
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What people are saying
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KeelyProduct details
- Paper & printingEnhanced Matte paper — 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.
- DataPublished tide predictions from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM). The poster maps an annual high and low tide pattern. Predictions may come from a representative station; conditions at a specific beach can differ. Check the official tide source before making decisions on the water.
- 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.
Summer
Warm water, NE trade winds, consistent pulses.
Autumn
The Gold Coast's prime — clean, consistent, warm.
Winter
Swells from the south, cooler but still mild.
Spring
Building NE swells, warming trend begins.
Snapper Rocks tide data
Annual tide statistics computed from published BOM 2026 predictions for Snapper Rocks. Times use the location time zone (Australia/Brisbane).
Biggest tide
2.04m on 15 Jun at 20:35
Lowest tide
0.03m on 26 Oct at 01:26
Average range
1.05m between high and low
Peak tide month
April — highest avg high tides
Tide pattern
Mixed semi-diurnal — unequal highs and lows
Annual range
2.01m — from lowest low to highest high
Tide times this week
High and low tide predictions for the next 7 days, from BOM. Times use Australia/Brisbane.
| Day | High tides | Low tides |
|---|---|---|
| Sun 25 Oct | 07:15 · 1.58m, 19:22 · 1.44m | 00:53 · 0.07m, 13:20 · 0.2m |
| Mon 26 Oct | 07:55 · 1.69m, 20:03 · 1.39m | 01:26 · 0.03m, 14:07 · 0.17m |
| Tue 27 Oct | 08:36 · 1.77m, 20:46 · 1.31m | 02:00 · 0.03m, 14:57 · 0.17m |
| Wed 28 Oct | 09:21 · 1.8m, 21:33 · 1.21m | 02:38 · 0.06m, 15:49 · 0.19m |
| Thu 29 Oct | 10:11 · 1.79m, 22:26 · 1.11m | 03:19 · 0.13m, 16:47 · 0.24m |
| Fri 30 Oct | 11:06 · 1.74m, 23:30 · 1.01m | 04:05 · 0.22m, 17:53 · 0.3m |
| Sat 31 Oct | 12:08 · 1.67m | 05:02 · 0.32m, 19:05 · 0.34m |
