The Pensacola tide station is one of NOAA's Florida prediction points, and its high/low timing shapes how local boaters plan their day. It's the reference station boaters lean on around Destin, Pensacola, Fort Walton Beach. On the flats, the difference between a rising and a falling tide can make or break the bite — so read the chart below before you launch.

Today's tides

Low tide
12:05 AM
0.063 ft (MLLW)
High tide
2:11 PM
1.242 ft (MLLW)
Low tide
11:57 PM
0.234 ft (MLLW)
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7-day tide forecast

Predicted heights relative to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW), in feet, local time. Predictions only — not verified water levels.

Reading the tide

A rising ("flood") tide pushes bait and gamefish up onto the flats and into the mangroves; a falling ("ebb") tide pulls them back toward channels and drop-offs. The strongest current runs midway between high and low — often the most productive window.

Tide predictions from NOAA CO-OPS station 8729840 (Pensacola), fetched at build time via the NOAA Tides & Currents API. Station coordinates: 30.404399871826172, -87.21119689941406.