Tides: will you be able to walk, swim or float in?
Causeways, sea caves, sandbars and blowholes only look like the photo at the right tide. Pick a place to see the daylight window on your date.
North Sound, Grand Cayman
Stingray City
Needs low tide
Cozumel, Mexico
El Cielo
Needs low tide
Normandy, France
Mont-Saint-Michel bay walk
Needs low tide
Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, Canada
Hopewell Rocks
Needs low tide
Ribadeo, Galicia, Spain
Playa de las Catedrales
Needs low tide
Algarve, Portugal
Benagil Cave
Needs low tide
Capri, Italy
Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra)
Needs low tide
Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
Luon Cave
Needs low tide
Dorset, England
Durdle Door and Man O'War Bay
Needs low tide
Marazion, Cornwall, England
St Michael's Mount causeway
Needs low tide
Northumberland, England
Lindisfarne (Holy Island) causeway
Needs low tide
Edinburgh, Scotland
Cramond Island causeway
Needs low tide
Jindo, South Korea
Jindo sea parting
Needs low tide
Phang Nga, Thailand
Phang Nga Bay hong caves
Needs mid-tide
Nayarit, Mexico
Hidden Beach, Marieta Islands
Needs low tide
Cape Perpetua, Oregon, USA
Thor's Well
Needs high tide
Cannon Beach, Oregon, USA
Haystack Rock tide pools
Needs low tide
Olympic National Park, Washington, USA
Hole-in-the-Wall, Rialto Beach
Needs low tide
Big Sur, California, USA
Pfeiffer Beach Keyhole Arch
Needs low tide
West Coast, New Zealand
Punakaiki Pancake Rocks blowholes
Needs high tide
Coromandel, New Zealand
Cathedral Cove
Needs low tide
Nova Scotia, Canada
Burntcoat Head Park
Needs low tide
Saint-Malo, France
Grand Bé tidal island
Needs low tide
Oahu, Hawaii, USA
Kaneohe Sandbar (Ahu o Laka)
Needs low tide
Bali, Indonesia
Tanah Lot temple
Needs low tide