KAIKŌURA, NEW ZEALAND — SINCE 1987

Know the tides.

Tide times for fishers, boaties, surfers and beach people — free online for New Zealand and beyond, printed for the year ahead, and drawn to order for publishers.

Cover of the New Zealand Tide Times Calendar 2027 — yellow kayaks on a Northland beach
Official LINZ tide dataThe same figures as the official tables, made readable.
NZ made since 1987Written, designed and shipped from Kaikōura.
Shipped in 3 working daysNZ-wide delivery by NZ Post.

The phone dies. The tide doesn't.

Apps are grand until you're three bays past reception with salt on your hands. A printed tide table works in the wet, in the sun, in the glovebox and at the bach — and it's faster to read at a glance than anything on a screen. Ours are built on the same LINZ figures as the official tables, redrawn the OceanFun way so you can see the whole month coming.

Full month page from the Tide Times Calendar 2027 showing daily tide curves, moon phases, fishing times and sun times
Cover of the New Zealand Bite Times 2027 pocketbook

When to fish is crucial.

You've got your spots. But the fish keep their own timetable — worked out long ago by John Alden Knight's solunar research and proven ever since: the moon says when they feed. Our Bite Times book puts those times in your pocket for every day of the year.

About Bite Times →

TIDES ONLINE

See the tide right now.

TideSpy is our free online tide service — graphs and maps for the whole of New Zealand, plus Australia, the Pacific and the USA.

Open the tide maps →

FOR BUSINESSES

We supply the tides.

Newspapers, magazines, TV and websites here and overseas run tide, sun and moon graphics drawn by OceanFun.

See what we supply →

Three-day newspaper tide graph with sun, moon and fishing times

OUR STORY

Tides since 1987.

OceanFun began in 1987 with its first Tide Times Calendar — first as Ocean Fun Unlimited, now OceanFun Publishing, Limited. The first Tide Times pocketbook followed in 1991. If the tide table says the water's coming, it's because LINZ said so first — we just make it a pleasure to read.

Our story →