- Low 1:37 AM -0.1 ft
- High 11:22 AM 0.9 ft
First light 5:59 AMSunrise 6:23 AMSunset 5:42 PMLast light 6:06 PM
Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR Tide Chart Today & Tomorrow
NOAA tide station 9751389 · Puerto Rico · updated Nov 12, 2026
Fri, Nov 13: High tide 12:04 PM (0.9 ft); low tide 2:08 AM (-0.1 ft).
Tide todayHigh 12:04 PMLow 2:08 AM
Today's range1.0 ft-0.1 → 0.9 ft (MLLW)
Waves (buoy)Loading…NDBC 41056
Water temp (buoy)Loading…
WindLoading…
Sun6:23 AM – 5:42 PMFirst light 6:00 AM · Last light 6:05 PM
Buoy: NOAA NDBC 41056 (Vieques Island, PR), 57 mi away. Buoy readings are recent observations, not a surf forecast. Wind: observed at NOAA CO-OPS station 9751364 (Christiansted Harbor, St Croix), 5 mi away; forecast from the NOAA National Weather Service (api.weather.gov).
Salt River Bay, St. Croix tides — next 3 days
Shaded = night · heights in feet above MLLW · local time
- Low 2:08 AM -0.1 ft
- High 12:04 PM 0.9 ft
First light 6:00 AMSunrise 6:23 AMSunset 5:42 PMLast light 6:05 PM
- Low 2:39 AM -0.1 ft
- High 12:47 PM 0.8 ft
First light 6:00 AMSunrise 6:24 AMSunset 5:42 PMLast light 6:05 PM
- Low 3:10 AM 0.0 ft
- High 1:29 PM 0.8 ft
First light 6:01 AMSunrise 6:24 AMSunset 5:42 PMLast light 6:05 PM
- Low 3:39 AM 0.1 ft
- High 2:04 PM 0.8 ft
First light 6:01 AMSunrise 6:25 AMSunset 5:42 PMLast light 6:05 PM
Best fishing times today in Salt River Bay, St. Croix
Today is a poor fishing day (solunar + tide)
2/10
Waxing crescent · 17% lit · Full moon Tue, Nov 24
Major fishing times
- Moon underfoot2:13 am – 4:13 amNear slack (low 2:08 am)
- Moon overhead2:38 pm – 4:38 pm≈ Moving water, falling
Minor fishing times
- Moonrise9:35 am – 10:35 am≈ Moving water, rising
- Moonset8:43 pm – 9:43 pm≈ Moving water, falling
Fishing times for the next 7 days
| TodayNov 13 | 2/10Poor | Major 2:13 am – 4:13 am · 2:38 pm – 4:38 pm Minor 9:35 am – 10:35 am · 8:43 pm – 9:43 pm |
|---|---|---|
| SatNov 14 | 4/10Fair | Major 3:03 am – 5:03 am · 3:27 pm – 5:27 pm Minor 10:21 am – 11:21 am · 9:36 pm – 10:36 pm |
| SunNov 15 | 5/10Fair | Major 3:51 am – 5:51 am · 4:14 pm – 6:14 pm Minor 11:02 am – 12:02 pm · 10:28 pm – 11:28 pm |
| MonNov 16 | 5/10Fair | Major 4:36 am – 6:36 am · 4:58 pm – 6:58 pm Minor 11:41 am – 12:41 pm · 11:19 pm – 12:19 am |
| TueNov 17 | 6/10Good | Major 5:20 am – 7:20 am · 5:41 pm – 7:41 pm Minor 12:17 pm – 1:17 pm |
| WedNov 18 | 6/10Good | Major 6:03 am – 8:03 am · 6:24 pm – 8:24 pm Minor 12:09 am – 1:09 am · 12:52 pm – 1:52 pm |
| ThuNov 19 | 5/10Fair | Major 6:45 am – 8:45 am · 7:07 pm – 9:07 pm Minor 12:59 am – 1:59 am · 1:27 pm – 2:27 pm |
How this rating works
Solunar theory says fish feed more when the moon is overhead or underfoot (major periods, about 2 hours) and around moonrise and moonset (minor periods, about 1 hour). We score each day from 1 to 10 by checking when those periods happen, using the NOAA tide predictions for station 9751389 and the sun times for this spot:
| Base | every day starts at 1 | 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Sunrise / sunset | a period overlaps sunrise or sunset ±1 h: major +2, minor +1 (max 3) | 0 |
| Tide | a NOAA high or low falls inside a period (tide change): major +2, minor +1; moving water during a major period (no high/low within 1 h of it) +1 (max 4) (Moon overhead – moving water +1) | 1 |
| Moon phase | within 2 days of a new or full moon +2, within 4 days +1 (today: 4.4 days) | 0 |
| Today | 2, rounded | 2/10 |
1–3 poor · 4–5 fair · 6–7 good · 8–10 excellent. Solunar times are a rule of thumb, not a guarantee: weather, water temperature and bait matter a lot. Tide changes and moving water are specific to this station, so nearby spots can score differently.
Solunar periods calculated for 17.78, -64.76 (moon times from astronomical equations, local time). Not a fishing forecast.
Best fishing times today in Salt River Bay, St. Croix
Today is a poor fishing day (solunar + tide)
3/10
Waxing crescent · 11% lit · Full moon Tue, Nov 24
Major fishing times
- Moon underfoot1:22 am – 3:22 am
- Moon overhead1:48 pm – 3:48 pm≈ Moving water, falling
Minor fishing times
- Moonrise8:45 am – 9:45 am≈ Moving water, rising
- Moonset7:50 pm – 8:50 pm≈ Moving water, falling
Fishing times for the next 7 days
| TodayNov 12 | 3/10Poor | Major 1:22 am – 3:22 am · 1:48 pm – 3:48 pm Minor 8:45 am – 9:45 am · 7:50 pm – 8:50 pm |
|---|---|---|
| FriNov 13 | 2/10Poor | Major 2:13 am – 4:13 am · 2:38 pm – 4:38 pm Minor 9:35 am – 10:35 am · 8:43 pm – 9:43 pm |
| SatNov 14 | 4/10Fair | Major 3:03 am – 5:03 am · 3:27 pm – 5:27 pm Minor 10:21 am – 11:21 am · 9:36 pm – 10:36 pm |
| SunNov 15 | 5/10Fair | Major 3:51 am – 5:51 am · 4:14 pm – 6:14 pm Minor 11:02 am – 12:02 pm · 10:28 pm – 11:28 pm |
| MonNov 16 | 5/10Fair | Major 4:36 am – 6:36 am · 4:58 pm – 6:58 pm Minor 11:41 am – 12:41 pm · 11:19 pm – 12:19 am |
| TueNov 17 | 6/10Good | Major 5:20 am – 7:20 am · 5:41 pm – 7:41 pm Minor 12:17 pm – 1:17 pm |
| WedNov 18 | 6/10Good | Major 6:03 am – 8:03 am · 6:24 pm – 8:24 pm Minor 12:09 am – 1:09 am · 12:52 pm – 1:52 pm |
How this rating works
Solunar theory says fish feed more when the moon is overhead or underfoot (major periods, about 2 hours) and around moonrise and moonset (minor periods, about 1 hour). We score each day from 1 to 10 by checking when those periods happen, using the NOAA tide predictions for station 9751389 and the sun times for this spot:
| Base | every day starts at 1 | 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Sunrise / sunset | a period overlaps sunrise or sunset ±1 h: major +2, minor +1 (max 3) | 0 |
| Tide | a NOAA high or low falls inside a period (tide change): major +2, minor +1; moving water during a major period (no high/low within 1 h of it) +1 (max 4) (Moon overhead – moving water +1) | 1 |
| Moon phase | within 2 days of a new or full moon +2, within 4 days +1 (today: 3.4 days) | 1 |
| Today | 3, rounded | 3/10 |
1–3 poor · 4–5 fair · 6–7 good · 8–10 excellent. Solunar times are a rule of thumb, not a guarantee: weather, water temperature and bait matter a lot. Tide changes and moving water are specific to this station, so nearby spots can score differently.
Solunar periods calculated for 17.78, -64.76 (moon times from astronomical equations, local time). Not a fishing forecast.
Salt River Bay, St. Croix tide table — next 7 days
| Thu, Nov 12 | Low 1:37 AM -0.13 ft | High 11:22 AM 0.87 ft | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri, Nov 13 | Low 2:08 AM -0.11 ft | High 12:04 PM 0.86 ft | ||
| Sat, Nov 14 | Low 2:39 AM -0.06 ft | High 12:47 PM 0.85 ft | ||
| Sun, Nov 15 | Low 3:10 AM 0.02 ft | High 1:29 PM 0.84 ft | ||
| Mon, Nov 16 | Low 3:39 AM 0.13 ft | High 2:04 PM 0.82 ft | ||
| Tue, Nov 17 | Low 3:57 AM 0.26 ft | High 2:25 PM 0.80 ft | ||
| Wed, Nov 18 | Low 2:56 AM 0.39 ft | High 2:30 PM 0.75 ft | Low 10:58 PM 0.38 ft | |
| Thu, Nov 19 | High 2:32 PM 0.68 ft | Low 10:51 PM 0.32 ft | ||
| Fri, Nov 20 | High 6:30 AM 0.67 ft | Low 12:17 PM 0.60 ft | High 2:27 PM 0.61 ft | Low 10:42 PM 0.22 ft |
Times are local (standard/daylight). Heights in feet above MLLW.
About the tide at Salt River Bay, St. Croix
It is a harmonic reference station (predicted directly from its own tidal constituents).
Salt River Bay, St. Croix has a diurnal tide: one high tide and one low tide on most days (only 18% of days have two high tides). The average rise or fall between high and low tide is 0.6 ft, growing to about 1.0 ft at spring tides (around new and full moon) and shrinking to about 0.4 ft at neap tides (around the quarter moons). The highest tide predicted in the next 12 months is 1.1 ft on November 25, 2026 at 10:18 AM; the lowest is -0.4 ft on May 8, 2027 at 1:39 PM, and 188 low tides in that period drop below zero (MLLW).
- Tide type
- Diurnal
- Mean range
- 0.6 ft
- Spring / neap range
- 1.0 ft / 0.4 ft
- Average higher high
- 0.7 ft
- Average lower low
- 0.0 ft
- Highest tide, next 12 months
- 1.1 ft · Nov 25, 2026
- Lowest tide, next 12 months
- -0.4 ft · May 8, 2027
- Negative low tides (12 months)
- 188
This week
From Fri, Nov 13 to Thu, Nov 19, high tides at Salt River Bay, St. Croix range from 0.7 ft to 0.9 ft; the biggest is on Fri, Nov 13 at 12:04 PM. The lowest low is -0.1 ft on Fri, Nov 13 at 2:08 AM. No low tide falls between sunrise and sunset this week.
Tide statistics computed from NOAA high/low predictions for Oct 2026 – Oct 2027; heights in feet above MLLW. Predictions are astronomical and do not include weather.
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Nearby tide stations
- Christiansted Harbor, St Croix, VI 4.6 mi southeast
- Lime Tree Bay, St.CROIX Island, VI 5.6 mi south
- Fareham Bay, St. Croix, PR 6.9 mi southeast
- Fredericksted, St. Croix, VI 9.0 mi southwest
- Grapetree Bay, St, Croix, PR 10.6 mi east
- Teague Bay, St. Croix, PR 10.6 mi east
- Dog Island, St. Thomas, VI 36.2 mi north
- Lameshur Bay, St. Johns Island, VI 37.6 mi north
About this station
- NOAA station ID
- 9751389
- Type
- Reference (harmonic) station
- Coordinates
- 17.7753, -64.7623
- Datum
- MLLW (feet)
- Time zone
- America/Puerto_Rico
FAQ
When is high tide today at Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR?
On Fri, Nov 13, predicted high tide at Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR is at 12:04 PM local time.
When is low tide today at Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR?
On Fri, Nov 13, predicted low tide at Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR is at 2:08 AM local time.
When are high and low tide tomorrow at Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR?
On Sat, Nov 14, predicted high tide is at 12:47 PM (0.8 ft); low tide is at 2:39 AM (-0.1 ft) (local time).
What is the tide range at Salt River Bay, St. Croix, PR?
The average range between high and low tide is 0.6 ft; about 1.0 ft at spring tides and 0.4 ft at neap tides. The highest tide predicted in the next 12 months is 1.1 ft on November 25, 2026 (NOAA predictions, MLLW).
Where does this tide data come from?
Predictions come from NOAA's Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS), station 9751389. Heights are in feet relative to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).