Tide times Kailua-Kona today
Today, Saturday 14 November 2026, Kailua-Kona has high tide at 07:10 (+0.4 m (+1.2 ft)), low tide at 15:05 (-0.1 m (-0.4 ft)), high tide at 18:57 (-0.1 m (-0.2 ft)), low tide at 23:57 (-0.2 m (-0.6 ft)). Times are local (HST); heights are from mean sea level.
Kailua-Kona tides for the next 7 days
| Day | High and low tide (HST) | Sunrise · sunset | Waves (max) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 14 Nov | High 07:10 · +0.4 m (+1.2 ft)Low 15:05 · -0.1 m (-0.4 ft)High 18:57 · -0.1 m (-0.2 ft)Low 23:57 · -0.2 m (-0.6 ft) | 06:32 · 17:46 | 0.7 m W · 10 s sea 27°C |
| Sun 15 Nov | High 07:59 · +0.3 m (+1.1 ft)Low 16:08 · -0.1 m (-0.5 ft)High 20:51 · -0.1 m (-0.2 ft) | 06:32 · 17:45 | 0.7 m SW · 11 s sea 27°C |
| Mon 16 Nov First quarter | Low 00:46 · -0.1 m (-0.4 ft)High 08:52 · +0.3 m (+1.0 ft)Low 16:54 · -0.2 m (-0.5 ft)High 22:58 · 0.0 m (-0.1 ft) | 06:33 · 17:45 | 0.7 m SW · 11 s sea 27°C |
| Tue 17 Nov First quarter · neap tides | Low 02:16 · -0.1 m (-0.2 ft)High 09:48 · +0.3 m (+0.9 ft)Low 17:28 · -0.2 m (-0.6 ft) | 06:33 · 17:45 | 0.7 m S · 10 s sea 27°C |
| Wed 18 Nov neap tides | High 00:04 · +0.1 m (+0.2 ft)Low 04:22 · 0.0 m (-0.1 ft)High 10:44 · +0.2 m (+0.8 ft)Low 17:55 · -0.2 m (-0.8 ft) | 06:34 · 17:45 | 0.6 m S · 10 s sea 27°C |
| Thu 19 Nov neap tides | High 00:45 · +0.2 m (+0.6 ft)Low 06:02 · 0.0 m (-0.1 ft)High 11:37 · +0.2 m (+0.7 ft)Low 18:22 · -0.3 m (-0.9 ft) | 06:35 · 17:45 | 0.6 m S · 11 s sea 27°C |
| Fri 20 Nov neap tides | High 01:20 · +0.3 m (+0.9 ft)Low 07:15 · -0.1 m (-0.2 ft)High 12:28 · +0.2 m (+0.6 ft)Low 18:51 · -0.3 m (-1.0 ft) | 06:35 · 17:45 | 0.6 m S · 11 s sea 27°C |
Waves: highest significant wave height of the day from the Open-Meteo marine forecast, with dominant direction and peak period. Sea: mean sea surface temperature.
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About the tides at Kailua-Kona
The tide at Kailua-Kona is mixed, mainly semidiurnal: usually two highs and two lows a day, one pair clearly bigger than the other. This month the tidal range (highest high to lowest low) is about 1.0 m (3.3 ft). The biggest tides (spring tides) come a day or two after the new and full moon; the smallest (neap tides) after the quarter moons.
How this is made. These are computed predictions, not measurements or official tables. We fit tidal harmonics to a year of the Open-Meteo marine ocean model at the nearest ocean cell (4 km from the spot) and predict forward. On open coasts like this, our checks against official tide tables found high and low times usually within about 10 minutes and nine times in ten within 30 minutes, heights within about 10 cm. See the accuracy tests. Not for navigation: harbours, river mouths and lagoons nearby can differ.
Location: 19.6392, -155.9968 (OpenStreetMap). Fishing harbour in Hawaii, United States.