Tide tables · nearest station: Rif · updates automatically
A black pebble beach below Snæfellsjökull glacier, with the four lifting stones (Fullsterkur, Hálfsterkur, Hálfdrættingur, Amlóði) that men had to lift to earn a berth at the Dritvík fishing station. The rusted iron in the sand is wreckage from the British trawler Epine, lost just offshore in 1948; it is left undisturbed as a memorial to the 14 men who died.
| TodayWednesday 2 Seprange 3.2 m | 03:45 Low tide · 0.51 m09:52 High tide · 3.75 m16:05 Low tide · 0.71 m22:08 High tide · 3.53 m |
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| Thursday 3 Seprange 2.8 m | 04:25 Low tide · 0.75 m10:36 High tide · 3.55 m16:52 Low tide · 0.98 m22:56 High tide · 3.25 m |
| Friday 4 Seprange 2.3 m | 05:14 Low tide · 1.05 m11:33 High tide · 3.33 m17:54 Low tide · 1.29 m |
| Saturday 5 Seprange 1.8 m | 00:01 High tide · 2.95 m06:22 Low tide · 1.32 m12:53 High tide · 3.13 m19:29 Low tide · 1.49 m |
| Sunday 6 Seprange 1.8 m | 01:43 High tide · 2.76 m08:03 Low tide · 1.45 m14:39 High tide · 3.14 m21:22 Low tide · 1.39 m |
| Monday 7 Seprange 2.3 m | 03:35 High tide · 2.88 m09:42 Low tide · 1.28 m16:09 High tide · 3.38 m22:40 Low tide · 1.08 m |
| Tuesday 8 Seprange 2.9 m | 04:49 High tide · 3.17 m10:51 Low tide · 0.96 m17:10 High tide · 3.67 m23:33 Low tide · 0.74 m |
Tide data shown is for the nearest station, Rif (about 19 km from Djúpalónssandur).
Heights are relative to sjókortanúll. Astronomical forecast — weather and wind can change the actual sea level. Not for navigation.