Westport tide times, Saturday 14 November 2026

High tide at 08:17 (+1.5 m) and 20:51 (+1.0 m), low tide at 02:09 (−0.9 m) and 14:46 (−1.1 m). The tides are easing off towards neaps (range 2.6 m).

Westport Quay, Saturday 14 November 2026. Heights in metres above OD Malin; "at the steps" is the depth at the foot of the swimming steps at the Point.
TideTime (GMT)HeightAt the steps
Low tide02:09−0.9 mdry
High tide08:17+1.5 m0.6 m
Low tide14:46−1.1 mdry
High tide20:51+1.0 m0.1 m

Heights are metres above or below OD Malin (about mean sea level); add about 2.5 m for heights above chart datum. Times are Irish time. Worked out from the Marine Institute's predictions for Roonagh Pier, at the mouth of Clew Bay, shifted to the Quay: high tide about 20 minutes later, low tide about 35 minutes later, from the Admiralty's 1868 Sailing Directions and its modern predictions for Inishgort. No tide gauge has measured the Quay itself.

Water at the steps at the Point

At the Point, high tide only gets to wading depth at the steps (06:54). Depths are estimates, good to about ±0.4 m.

0 m1 m2 mwadedipswimLW 02:09HW 08:17LW 14:46HW 20:510003060912151821
Depth of water at the foot of the steps through the day (midnight to midnight). Shaded: a metre or more, enough to swim. Grey bands: night and twilight. Dashed lines: wade (0.3 m), dip (0.7 m) and swim (1 m).

Light and moon

Sunrise 08:03, sunset 16:41; first light 07:23, last light 17:20. Moon about 5 days old.

For the live picture (the depth right now, wind, chop and water temperature), and how all of this is worked out, see Is there water at the Point?. Elsewhere in the bay: Clew Bay tide times.