Tides join wind and swell on one platform
In short
Seabreeze's new dedicated tides page brings graphical tide predictions together with the wind and swell data the platform has delivered for 30 years.
A map locator means you never have to guess which tide station covers your spot - search or tap your location and the right data loads automatically.
Why it matters
Conditions planning for any water session now happens in one place - wind, swell, and tides together.
Seabreeze has been Australia's primary source for wind forecasts and marine weather for three decades - the platform that most sailors, surfers, kitesurfers, and offshore fishers check before any session on the water.
What was always missing was tides: accurate, location-specific tide predictions that match the spot you're actually going to, not the nearest major port.
The new tides page fills that gap, adding graphical tide charts and a 30-day tidal overview to the platform alongside the wind and weather data that's already there.
The practical difference is that you no longer need to cross-reference a separate tide table app against Seabreeze's wind forecast when planning a session - everything that determines whether conditions are right is now on one page.
For a dawn surf check, that means seeing whether you've got offshore wind and a rising tide together, not checking each separately and doing the mental arithmetic.
For an offshore fishing run, it means seeing the wind forecast, swell direction, and the tide state at your boat ramp departure time without switching between apps.
The map locator is the piece that makes tidal data accurate for specific locations rather than generic: tap your beach, estuary, or boat ramp, and the platform identifies the nearest relevant tide gauge and displays its corrected data for that location.
The 30-day tide graph shows spring and neap cycles at a glance, making forward planning - for a diving trip, a fishing charter, or a long-distance passage - straightforward without building a calendar of tide tables.
Start using Seabreeze Tides at seabreeze.com.au/weather/tides .
