The Tide List · considered directory
A curated route to makers, places, restaurants, experiences, laboratories, networks and resources connected with the ocean-shaped world.
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Tasman Sea · New South Wales · Australia
A remote Tasman Sea island group of volcanic origin with the world’s most southerly true coral reef, endemic species and important seabird breeding habitat.
Quintana Roo · Yucatán Peninsula · Mexico
A protected Caribbean coastal mosaic on the eastern Yucatán Peninsula linking mangroves, wetlands, lagoons, beaches, seagrass and part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.
Lamu Island · Kenya
A continuously inhabited Swahili coastal town on Lamu Island whose coral-stone, mangrove-timber architecture and history reflect centuries of Indian Ocean trade and cultural exchange.
Vega · Nordland · Norway
A World Heritage archipelago south of the Arctic Circle where fishing, farming and the long tradition of tending wild eider ducks shaped a distinctive exposed coastal landscape.
Blaenavon · South Wales · United Kingdom
A South Wales industrial landscape preserving connected evidence of iron making, coal mining, transport and community life during early industrialisation.
Chordeleg · Azuay Province · Ecuador
A southern Ecuadorian city where precious-metal work, pottery, footwear and toquilla-straw weaving form a substantial craft economy.
Northern Oman · five component sites
Five representative Omani aflaj show how gravity-fed water channels, community management and time-based sharing sustain agriculture and settlement in an arid landscape.
Grimeton · Varberg · Sweden
A preserved 1920s wireless station whose six 127-metre towers and operating Alexanderson transmitter document the early era of transatlantic radio communication.
Jeju Island · Republic of Korea
Jeju’s community of women breath-hold divers, recognised by UNESCO as living cultural heritage tied to marine knowledge, harvesting and intergenerational transmission.
Richmond · London · United Kingdom
A UNESCO World Heritage botanical garden in London combining historic landscape, living collections, preserved specimens, public education and active plant and fungal science.
Taquile Island · Lake Titicaca · Peru
A living textile tradition on Taquile Island in Lake Titicaca, where knitting and weaving are part of everyday community life.
Tsukiji · Chūō · Tokyo · Japan
Tokyo’s historic outer food market, where wholesale and retail shops, restaurants and food experiences continue around the former central market district.
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