Lunitidal Interval (Establishment of the Port)
01:54 hours

High tide occurs approximately 01:54 after the Moon passes over the local meridian of Cancun.

Reliability: Community Estimate
Coordinates: 21.1494°, -86.8954°
Important Safety Notice:

Tidal predictions and solunar activity are mathematically estimated for recreational and tide watch calibration purposes only. This constant-based method is designed for semidiurnal tidal regimes (two high tides a day). Regions with diurnal or mixed tides will experience significant deviations. During lunar quarters (First and Third Quarter), natural variations may shift times by 1.5 to 2 hours compared to official tables.Strictly not for maritime navigation or safety-critical planning.

7-Day Tide & Activity Forecast

Date Moon Phase Activity High Tides (Estimated)
Today Last quarter
09:18 & 21:43
Tue, Nov 3 Waning crescent
10:07 & 22:30
Wed, Nov 4 Waning crescent
10:53 & 23:15
Thu, Nov 5 Waning crescent
11:37 & 23:59
Fri, Nov 6 Waning crescent
12:21 & --
Sat, Nov 7 Waning crescent
00:43 & 13:06
Sun, Nov 8 New moon
01:29 & 13:52

Today's Solunar Activity & Feeding Curve

24-hour continuous biological activity score with estimated high tide alignments.

Calibrate Watch for Cancun

Perform your own calculation using a local tide table to calibrate your watch with pinpoint precision or update community consensus.

1 Geolocation
2 Moon Transit
3 Next High Tide
Step 1

Geolocation

Coordinates loaded for Cancun. Verify or adjust if needed.

Are you physically at this beach or port right now? Only use automatic detection on-site. If calculating from home, enter coordinates manually above.
Step 2

Moon Transit

Calculated astronomical syzygy transit for these coordinates.

Location: Resolving...
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Timezone: --
Alignment Date: --
Lunar Phase: --
Lunar Transit: --:--
Step 3

Next High Tide

Consult a local tide table for your spot and select the high tide time following the transit.

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