St. Simons Island Tide Chart

ST. SIMONS ISLAND – June 2013
Average Air Temperature – 86 degrees
Average Ocean Temperature – 82 degrees
Full Moon – Sunday, June 23rd
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1
L 9:42am
H 3:07am
L 10:15pm
H 3:41pm

2
L 10:35am
H 4:04am
L 11:14pm
H 4:38pm
3
L 11:26am
H 5:01am
L – - – - -
H 5:32pm
4
L 12:09am
H 5:55am
L 12:14pm
H 6:22pm
5
L 1:00am
H 6:45am
L 1:00pm
H 7:06pm
6
L 1:47am
H 7:31am
L 1:43pm
H 7:50pm
7
L 2:31am
H 8:15am
L 2:25pm
H 8:30pm
8
L 3:10am
H 8:55am
L 3:04pm
H 9:08pm

9
L 3:47am
H 9:35am
L 3:41pm
H 9:45pm
10
L 4:21am
H 10:13am
L 4:17pm
H 10:22pm
11
L 4:53am
H 10:51am
L 4:53pm
H 10:58pm
12
L 5:26am
H 11:29am
L 5:30pm
H 11:36pm
13
L 6:01am
H – - – - -
L 6:10pm
H 12:07pm
14
L 6:39am
H 12:16am
L 6:55pm
H 12:49pm
15
L 7:23am
H 1:00am
L 7:49pm
H 1:34pm

16
L 8:12am
H 1:48am
L 8:50pm
H 2:24pm
17
L 9:07am
H 2:40am
L 9:55pm
H 3:19pm
18
L 10:05am
H 3:37am
L 11:00pm
H 4:18pm
19
L 11:05am
H 4:39am
L – - – - -
H 5:20pm
20
L 12:03am
H 5:43am
L 12:05pm
H 6:21pm
21
L 1:05am
H 6:44am
L 1:05pm
H 7:19pm
22
L 2:04am
H 7:42am
L 2:05pm
H 8:15pm

23
L 3:00am
H 8:38am
L 3:02pm
H 9:10pm
24
L 3:54am
H 9:34am
L 3:58pm
H 10:05pm
25
L 4:45am
H 10:31am
L 4:52pm
H 11:01pm
26
L 5:36am
H 11:29am
L 5:46pm
H 11:57pm
27
L 6:27am
H – - – - -
L 6:4pm
H 12:27pm
28
L 7:20am
H 12:52am
L 7:43pm
H 1:23pm
29
L 8:14am
H 1:46am
L 8:45pm
H 2:18pm

30
L 9:08am
H 2:39am
L 9:47pm
H 3:12pm
St. Simons Lighthouse, St. Simons Island, Georgia.
 
  • St. Simons Island Tides

St. Simons Island Tides

Tides along the Atlantic Coast change on a daily basis, check the St. Simons Island Tide Chart to make your days on the water or at the beach the best. All tides shown are referenced from the Savannah River Entrance.To calculate tide tables for St. Simons island, please use the following formulas: St. Simons Pier and Jekyll Pier add 15 minutes; Hampton River Club Marina add 25 minutes; Cloister, Sea Island Marina add 30 minutes.

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