Myrtle Beach Treasure Hunters New Moon Tides September 10 - 13, 2026
What Are New Moon Tides
Oceanic tides are higher and lower than usual during a new or full moon because the sun, moon, and Earth align. This alignment creates stronger gravitational forces that pull on the ocean's water. Treasure hunters refer to these as King Tides and prefer lower tides because they can hunt in lower areas without dealing with seawater. King Tides are not always during full-moon cycles; sometimes they are more significant during new-moon cycles.
Lowest Tides Through September:
The New Moon is on Thursday, September 11, at 11:27 PM, so your lowest Myrtle Beach tides throughout the new moon cycle will be on the following dates and times:
- Thursday, Sept 10th: low tide 1:25 AM 0.1' & 1:33 PM (-0.1')
- Friday, Sept 11th: low tide 2:09 AM 0.0' & 2:23 PM 0.0'
- Saturday, Sept 12th: low tide 2:50 AM 0.0' & 3:09 PM 0.1'
- Sunday, Sept 13th: low tide 3:30 AM 0.1' & 3:54 PM 0.4'
Winds may have an impact on tides.
Happy Hunting 😎
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