- High5:24 AM2.1 ft
- Low1:06 PM0.6 ft
- High4:32 PM0.7 ft
- Low10:24 PM0.2 ft
Sunrise 6:26 AM · Sunset 6:06 PMWaxing crescent, 17%
Range 1.8 ft
Mixed tide: the two highs differ by 1.3 ft
Tide chart · Hawaii
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · local time 11:51 PM
Tide offsets published by NOAANot for navigation
Wednesday, October 14
Sunrise 6:26 AM · Sunset 6:06 PMWaxing crescent, 17%
Range 1.8 ft
Mixed tide: the two highs differ by 1.3 ft
Sunrise 6:26 AM · Sunset 6:06 PMWaxing crescent, 25%
Range 1.6 ft
Sunrise 6:26 AM · Sunset 6:05 PMWaxing crescent, 34%
Range 1.4 ft · Neap tide
Sunrise 6:27 AM · Sunset 6:04 PMWaxing crescent, 43%
Range 1.3 ft · Neap tide
Sunrise 6:27 AM · Sunset 6:03 PMFirst quarter, 52%
Range 1.4 ft · Neap tide
Mixed tide: the two highs differ by 1.0 ft
Sunrise 6:28 AM · Sunset 6:03 PMWaxing gibbous, 62%
Range 1.5 ft · Neap tide
Mixed tide: the two highs differ by 0.8 ft
Sunrise 6:28 AM · Sunset 6:02 PMWaxing gibbous, 71%
Range 1.6 ft
Hawai‘i Kai has a mixed tide. The two high (or low) tides of a day can be very different, and some days show only one high and one low. This is normal here, not an error: the daily (diurnal) part of the tide is strong compared with the twice-daily part. Why some places have one tide a day.
Solunar periods: the moon overhead or underfoot (major, about 2 h) and moonrise or moonset (minor, about 1 h). Fish often feed more around these times, especially when they match a tide change. How the moon affects tides.
| Day | Major periods | Minor periods | Moonrise | Moonset | Moon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today | 2:11 AM–4:11 AM 2:37 PM–4:37 PM |
9:42 AM–10:42 AM 8:31 PM–9:31 PM |
10:12 AM | 9:01 PM | Waxing crescent |
| Thu Oct 15 | 3:03 AM–5:03 AM 3:28 PM–5:28 PM |
10:35 AM–11:35 AM 9:22 PM–10:22 PM |
11:05 AM | 9:52 PM | Waxing crescent |
| Fri Oct 16 | 3:54 AM–5:54 AM 4:20 PM–6:20 PM |
11:26 AM–12:26 PM 10:15 PM–11:15 PM |
11:56 AM | 10:45 PM | Waxing crescent |
| Sat Oct 17 | 4:45 AM–6:45 AM 5:09 PM–7:09 PM |
12:12 PM–1:12 PM 11:09 PM–12:09 AM |
12:42 PM | 11:39 PM | Waxing crescent |
| Sun Oct 18 | 5:34 AM–7:34 AM 5:57 PM–7:57 PM |
12:55 PM–1:55 PM | 1:25 PM | — | First quarter |
| Mon Oct 19 | 6:20 AM–8:20 AM 6:43 PM–8:43 PM |
12:03 AM–1:03 AM 1:34 PM–2:34 PM |
2:04 PM | 12:33 AM | Waxing gibbous |
| Tue Oct 20 | 7:06 AM–9:06 AM 7:28 PM–9:28 PM |
12:56 AM–1:56 AM 2:10 PM–3:10 PM |
2:40 PM | 1:26 AM | Waxing gibbous |
These places use the same tide station as Hawai‘i Kai: East Honolulu, Niu Valley, Kuliouou - Kalani Iki, Kuli‘ou‘ou, Kalama Valley, Waialae Iki, Aina Haina-Hawaii Loa Ridge, Aina Haina, Wailupe, Kalanipuu, Portlock, Mariner's Ridge.
Calculated by Marinalo from the Hanauma Bay tide station, 2.4 km from Hawai‘i Kai: tide prediction offsets published by NOAA CO-OPS (public domain), applied to a NOAA reference station. Heights above Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW), the US chart datum. Times in local time (Pacific/Honolulu), daylight saving included. Place names: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Astronomical tides only: wind and air pressure can change the water level. Not for navigation: check NOAA Tides & Currents before going out. How we calculate tides.