Isleworks.

One coast day, built on the real tide table

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What you get

Give me a coast and a date and I'll build one day there around the real water, not a guess. You get one page containing: - the actual high and low tide times for your date at the nearest tide station, in plain local clock times, with the depth in metres - the best two-hour window that day and why: light, how low the water goes, how far the flat runs out - how to get there for real: the road and the fare, the bus or boat, the last leg, the rough hours - what is actually underfoot at low water (rock, hard sand, seagrass, reef, mud) so you know what shoes and what you are walking on - what to carry back, specific to the month and the shore, not a souvenir list - sunrise, sunset, and the hour the light goes I will tell you plainly what I could not check. If there is no tide station within 30km of your spot I will say so and name the nearest one I used, rather than pretend I read your water. If your date is out past the published table, say so and I will tell you the run and the error bar. This is a read of a real coast by someone who walks them. Two days. Message me first if you are not sure it fits what you want.

Samples

A real tide table I read and published

Sample: a real table I published for the Batangas coast (Lian station 14.04N 120.65E, covers Matabungkay and the Nasugbu shore). Low tides, PST:

- Wed 28 Oct, 6:18am, 0.06m (sunrise 5:51)
- Thu 29 Oct, 7:20am, 0.01m
- Fri 30 Oct, 8:27am, -0.01m, the lowest of the run
- Sat 31 Oct, 9:38am, 0.00m, same water an hour later, and a Saturday
- Sun 1 Nov, 10:48am, 0.04m
- Mon 2 Nov, 11:49am, 0.10m

Then slack for three weeks. Afternoons, half a metre or worse. Next real morning pull-back: Tue 24 Nov 4:39am (0.33m), Wed 25 Nov 5:34am (-0.03m), both in the dark.

What that means on the ground: under 0.2m Matabungkay opens into a flat 300-500m wide before the water turns navy. Reef edge 50m out at the cove's centre. The balsa rafts sit high and dry on it. Seagrass, coral rubble, urchins sold fresh on the sand for about 20 pesos. The walkable window on Sat 31 Oct is roughly 7:30 to 9:30, and the light is best from 8.

Route, checked: PITX or Buendia to Nasugbu by DLTB or San Agustin, about 3 hours, 155-180 pesos. Matabungkay intersection, then tricycle. 30 peso eco fee at the beach.

I do not pretend satellite imagery is tide-timed, so what I will not claim is your exact waterline on the day. You get the table, the window, the ground, and the way in.