Explore Louisiana tide charts, tables, and ebb tide details for accurate coastal planning. Check tide stations below or use the interactive map in the Map tab—click any location’s map for a detailed view.
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Louisiana Tidepools: Cypremort Point State Park, Grand Isle State Park, Rutherford Beach
Louisiana Tide Stations
Amerada Pass: Lawma
Atchafalaya Bay: Eugene Island, Lighthouse Point, Point Au Fer, Point Chevreuil, Rabbit Island 5 miles south, Shell Island, South Point, Marsh Island
Atchafalaya River, Morgan City
Barataria Bay: Bayou Rigaud, Grand Isle, Independence Island
Bastian Bay: Bastian Island
Breton, Chandeleur Light, Gulfport, Biloxi
Calcasieu Pass: East Jetty, Lighthouse Wharf
Calcasieu River: Lake Charles
Chef Menteur Pass: Fort Macomb, Chef Harbor Marina
Cote Blanche Island, West Cote Blanche Bay
East Bank 1, Norco, Bayou LaBranche
Lake Pontchartrain: Bayou Bonfouca, Route 433 Bridge, New Canal USCG station
Lonesome Bayou : Thomasin
New Orleans: Chandeleaur Sound, Comfort Island
Southwest Pass: Pilot Station, Pilots Station east
Tchefuncta River, Lake Pontchartrain
Terrebonne Bay: Wine Island
Timbalier Bay: Pelican Islands, Timbalier Island
Weeks Bay, Vermilion Bay: Bon Secour Bay, Weeks Bay
West Bank 1, Bayou Gauche: West Bank 1, Bayou Gauche
Best Tidepool Locations in Louisiana
Louisiana’s coastline offers unique tidepooling opportunities. Below are some top spots known for their marine life.
Tidepool Locations
Cypremort Point State Park - About 2.5 hours from New Orleans, this park’s tidal areas along Vermilion Bay host crabs and periwinkles at low tide.
Grand Isle State Park - About 2 hours from New Orleans, this park’s small tidal zones near its jetties host crabs and barnacles at low tide.
Rutherford Beach - Located 3 hours from New Orleans, this beach’s minor tide pools along its shell-strewn shore feature mussels and small fish at low tide.
Interactive Louisiana Tides Map
Pin Colors: Blue = Tide Stations, Red = Tidepools, Green = Marinas, Yellow = Beaches, Purple = Other