Ryde, Hampshire

Ryde tide times



October 2023

Ryde tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Tue03
07:410.8m
20:031.0m
02:124.6m
14:454.7m
Wed04
08:201.2m
20:431.3m
03:014.5m
15:284.5m
Thu05
09:021.6m
21:291.7m
03:514.3m
16:104.2m
Fri06
09:582.0m
22:492.0m
04:434.0m
16:573.9m
Sat07
11:442.3m
05:453.7m
17:573.6m
Sun08
00:192.2m
12:562.3m
07:103.6m
19:333.5m


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October 2023

Ryde tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon09
01:262.1m
14:022.2m
08:443.6m
20:593.6m
Tue10
02:272.0m
14:592.0m
10:183.9m
21:573.8m
Wed11
03:161.7m
15:421.7m
10:374.2m
22:334.1m
Thu12
03:561.4m
16:191.4m
11:024.4m
23:084.2m
Fri13
04:321.2m
16:531.2m
11:334.5m
23:424.4m
Sat14
05:061.1m
17:251.1m
12:054.5m
Sun15
05:381.0m
17:561.0m
00:154.4m
12:364.6m


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October 2023

Ryde tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon16
06:091.0m
18:261.0m
00:454.5m
13:054.6m
Tue17
06:401.0m
18:561.0m
01:134.5m
13:334.5m
Wed18
07:101.1m
19:281.0m
01:444.5m
14:014.5m
Thu19
07:441.2m
20:041.2m
02:184.4m
14:354.4m
Fri20
08:231.4m
20:471.4m
03:004.3m
15:184.2m
Sat21
09:111.7m
21:411.7m
03:564.1m
16:174.0m
Sun22
10:182.1m
23:322.0m
05:163.9m
17:403.8m


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October 2023

Ryde tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon23
12:542.1m
06:483.8m
19:153.8m
Tue24
01:191.8m
13:571.9m
08:164.0m
20:344.0m
Wed25
02:181.5m
14:501.6m
09:204.3m
21:294.3m
Thu26
03:081.2m
15:351.2m
10:094.6m
22:144.5m
Fri27
03:530.9m
16:180.9m
10:504.8m
22:554.7m
Sat28
04:350.8m
16:590.8m
11:304.9m
23:374.7m
Sun29
04:170.7m
16:400.7m
11:104.9m
23:214.7m


October 2023

Ryde tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon30
04:570.7m
17:200.7m
11:504.8m
Tue31
05:370.9m
17:590.9m
00:054.7m
12:304.7m


November 2023

Ryde tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Wed01
06:161.1m
18:381.1m
00:504.6m
13:114.6m
Thu02
06:551.4m
19:171.4m
01:374.5m
13:524.4m
Fri03
07:371.7m
20:011.7m
02:254.3m
14:344.2m
Sat04
08:312.0m
21:052.0m
03:144.1m
15:203.9m
Sun05
10:102.3m
22:412.1m
04:093.8m
16:153.6m


Hampshire

Things to see and do near Ryde

If you're planning a visit to Ryde, you'll find that there are plenty of things to see and do in the surrounding area. Here are just a few ideas to help you make the most of your trip.

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  • Visit Appley Beach – An ideal spot for a picnic, swimming, sunbathing and rockpool exploration. Enjoy a family day out with plenty of entertainment and activities on offer.
  • Ryde Castle – Explore the remains of this 13th century castle which was originally built as a defence against French invasion.
  • Osborne House – A stunningly restored 19th century property and the former home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
  • Brading Roman Villa – Step back in time and explore the ruins of a luxurious Roman villa.
  • Amazon World Zoo Park – Get close to animals from around the world in this 30-acre zoo.
  • Newport Roman Villa – Explore one of the best-preserved Roman villas in Britain.
  • Appuldurcombe House – An 18th century country house in a tranquil setting, surrounded by beautiful gardens and woodlands.
  • Carisbrooke Castle – One of the most famous castles in the UK, with an impressive history dating back to the 11th century.
  • Brading Harbour – A picturesque harbour with plenty of activities on offer, from boat trips and fishing to cafes and restaurants.
  • Fishbourne Roman Palace – One of the largest and most impressive Roman villas in Britain.
  • The Needles Park – Enjoy a fun-filled family day out at this amusement park with rides and attractions for all ages.
  • Bembridge Windmill – A beautifully preserved 18th century windmill and a must-see attraction in Ryde.
  • Steephill Cove – A secluded and tranquil cove, with plenty of activities on offer including kayaking and paddleboarding.
  • Cowes – Take a trip to the Isle of Wight's most famous town and explore the bustling waterfront with its shops, restaurants, and pubs.
  • Ryde Pier – Built in 1814, the pier stretches 1.3 miles out to sea, making it the world's second-longest pier. Take a stroll along the pier or hop on a boat for a sightseeing tour.

There are many things to see and do near Ryde. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or outdoor activities, you'll find plenty of ways to enjoy your time in the area!