Free tool

Put Olalla Bay tides on your site.

A free tide chart widget for Olalla Bay: the next 48 hours of high and low tides, pulled live from NOAA. One snippet to copy, no account or key, and it styles itself so it fits your page.

Who it is for

Marinas, kayak and paddleboard shops, waterfront B&Bs, and vacation rentals around south Kitsap and Gig Harbor. If your guests keep asking when low tide is, this answers it on your own site. The widget shows the next 48 hours of highs and lows for Olalla Bay with a rising-or-falling status line, and carries a small credit link back to our tide guide.

Copy the snippet

Paste both lines into your page where you want the chart to appear. The script loads once per page even if you use the widget more than once.

<div class="obtw-tide"></div>
<script src="https://olallabay.com/assets/tide-widget.js" async></script>

Live demo

This is the widget running on this page, with live NOAA data:

The fine print

Tide predictions come from NOAA's Gig Harbor station, 9446369, the closest published tide station to Olalla Bay, about six miles away. Times display in Pacific time. If NOAA is unreachable, the widget shows a short note with a link to the full tide guide instead of a chart, so it never breaks your page. The widget includes a small "Olalla Bay" credit link to the tide guide.

Questions people ask

Is the widget free?
Yes. No key, no account, no tracking. It fetches public NOAA data in the visitor's browser.
Which station does it use?
NOAA Gig Harbor, station 9446369, about six miles from Olalla Bay. It is the closest published tide station.
What happens if NOAA is down?
The widget shows a short message with a link to the full tide guide instead of breaking your page.
Can I restyle it?
The chart ships with neutral styling under the obtw- prefix so it will not clash with your site. For a custom look, link to the tide guide directly.

See the data in context

The widget is the short version. The tide guide explains what the numbers mean for beach walks, paddling, and tidepools.

Read the tide guide

Keep exploring

01

Tides in Olalla Bay

When to walk, paddle, and look down: the full guide behind the widget.

Read the guide
02

Kayaking in Olalla Bay

Two kayaks, a private beach, and a calm bay full of seals, otters, and eagles.

Read the guide
03

Exploring Olalla Bay at Low Tide

Tidepooling at Kopachuck, Penrose Point, and Purdy Spit: where to go when the tide goes out.

Read the guide