Morston

Discover the free essential app for anyone exploring, boating, or living along the North Norfolk coast. Morston brings you real-time and forecasted tide times, weather, and live harbour data—all in a beautiful, modern interface inspired by Apple’s design language.

Key Features:

Widget support
with weather, tides, wind and tender afloat times

Accurate Tide Times
Get up-to-date tide predictions for Blakeney Bar, Blakeney Quay, Morston Quay, and Cley-next-the-Sea, with local adjustments based on official guides and local knowledge.

10-Day Weather Forecasts
Powered by Apple WeatherKit, Morston delivers detailed weather forecasts, including wind speed, direction, and temperature, so you can plan your trips with confidence.

Live Harbour Data
Access real-time wind, temperature, and pressure readings from Blakeney Harbour via Holfuy sensors—perfect for sailors, boaters, and walkers.

Custom Timings for Boaters
See exactly when your tender will be afloat and when to leave for walking out to your boat, with customizable lead times for both.

Location Selector
Easily switch between key North Norfolk locations and see instantly updated tide and weather data.

Modern, Glassy UI
Enjoy a premium, Apple-style experience with a vibrant gradient background, “Liquid Glass” info cards, and a segmented tab bar for Today, Forecast, and Tides.

Personalized Settings
Choose metric or imperial units, set your own timing preferences, and control data refresh intervals—all in a clean, collapsible Settings menu.

Support for the Community
Morston is free to use. If you find it helpful, please consider donating to the Blakeney Harbour Association to support their vital volunteer work.

Why Morston?
Morston is designed for locals, sailors, and visitors who need reliable, easy-to-read marine and weather data for North Norfolk. Whether you’re planning a day on the water, a walk to your boat, or just want to check the latest conditions, Morston puts everything you need at your fingertips.

Disclaimer:
Morston is for reference only and should not be used for navigation or safety-critical decisions. Always check official sources before heading out.