Padstow, Cornwall

Padstow tide times



October 2023

Padstow tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon02
02:000.4m
14:160.6m
07:527.6m
20:137.6m
Tue03
02:370.8m
14:551.1m
08:307.3m
20:517.1m
Wed04
03:141.4m
15:321.6m
09:076.8m
21:316.6m
Thu05
03:502.0m
16:132.2m
09:466.4m
22:136.0m
Fri06
04:302.5m
17:052.8m
10:325.9m
23:085.5m
Sat07
05:283.1m
18:403.2m
11:415.5m
Sun08
07:203.3m
20:393.1m
00:415.2m
13:375.4m


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October 2023

Padstow tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon09
09:013.0m
21:462.6m
02:315.3m
15:045.7m
Tue10
09:582.6m
22:292.2m
03:375.7m
15:576.1m
Wed11
10:392.1m
23:051.7m
04:206.1m
16:356.5m
Thu12
11:131.7m
23:361.4m
04:556.5m
17:096.8m
Fri13
11:441.4m
05:266.8m
17:397.0m
Sat14
00:041.2m
12:141.2m
05:557.0m
18:087.2m
Sun15
00:321.1m
12:431.1m
06:257.2m
18:377.3m


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October 2023

Padstow tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon16
01:011.1m
13:121.1m
06:547.2m
19:087.3m
Tue17
01:301.1m
13:451.2m
07:247.2m
19:407.2m
Wed18
02:031.3m
14:191.4m
07:577.1m
20:137.0m
Thu19
02:361.5m
14:561.7m
08:326.9m
20:506.7m
Fri20
03:121.9m
15:402.0m
09:126.6m
21:356.3m
Sat21
03:582.3m
16:372.4m
10:026.2m
22:355.9m
Sun22
05:032.7m
18:012.7m
11:175.9m


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October 2023

Padstow tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Mon23
06:482.9m
19:522.5m
00:065.6m
12:585.8m
Tue24
08:312.6m
21:092.0m
01:495.7m
14:266.2m
Wed25
09:372.0m
22:061.4m
03:066.2m
15:316.7m
Thu26
10:281.4m
22:541.0m
04:026.7m
16:227.2m
Fri27
11:141.0m
23:370.7m
04:487.1m
17:077.6m
Sat28
11:550.7m
00:160.5m
05:307.4m
17:497.7m
Sun29
11:330.6m
23:530.6m
05:097.6m
17:287.7m


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Things to see and do near Padstow

If you're planning a visit to Padstow, 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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  • Beach House Art - Check out the Beach House Blog for guides on pressing seaweed and more!
  • Walking along the Camel Estuary – Padstow is home to the Camel Estuary, a stunning part of the Cornish coast that is perfect for a leisurely walk. Take in the views of the harbour, the estuary and the sand dunes.
  • Exploring Padstow Harbour – Take a stroll around the pretty harbour in Padstow and admire the boats, the architecture and the beautiful Cornish scenery.
  • Learning about Padstow History – Take a tour of the Padstow Museum and learn about the rich maritime and farming history of the area.
  • Relaxing at the Beach – Padstow is home to many unspoilt beaches and coves, perfect for a relaxing day out.
  • Visiting the Camel Valley Vineyard – Take a tour of the Camel Valley Vineyard, located just outside of Padstow, and sample some of the delicious local wines.
  • Birdwatching – Padstow is a popular spot for birdwatchers, with a wide range of species to be spotted in the area.
  • Visiting the Camel Trail – Take a walk or cycle along the Camel Trail, a stunning 18-mile route running along the estuary from Padstow to Bodmin.
  • Enjoying a Pasty – No visit to Padstow is complete without sampling the local pasty, a famous Cornish delicacy.
  • Exploring St. Petroc's Church – St. Petroc's Church is an 11th century church in Padstow, and is well worth a visit.
  • Shopping in the Town Centre – Take a stroll around Padstow's town centre and browse the range of independent shops and boutiques.
  • Taking in the Views from Prideaux Place – Take a trip to Prideaux Place, a stunning Elizabethan manor house located just outside of Padstow. The views from the manicured gardens are spectacular.
  • Exploring the Padstow Sealife Centre – Visit the Padstow Sealife Centre, home to a variety of sea creatures, from seals to seahorses.
  • Exploring the Local Wildlife – Padstow is home to a variety of wildlife, from dolphins to sea birds and seals. Take a walk along the estuary and see what you can spot.
  • Visiting the National Lobster Hatchery – Take a trip to the National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow and learn about the conservation efforts to protect the endangered species.
  • Participating in Watersports – Padstow is a great spot for watersports, with plenty of opportunities to try your hand at sailing, kayaking and windsurfing.

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