Alrø

Alrø is a small bay kitesurfing spot located on the east coast of Denmark, featuring a protected water body with tidal mudflats. The spot faces westward into a bay configuration, bordered by agricultural land and a small residential community. The water body shows significant tidal variation with visible mudflats during lower tides, limiting session windows. Wind reliability is notably low at 24.3%, with an average of only 9.4 knots, suggesting this is a marginal spot requiring specific weather patterns. Northerly winds provide optimal side-shore conditions for this orientation. The shallow, choppy water conditions (0.38m average waves) and proximity to residential areas make this primarily a beginner-friendly location. Kiters should time sessions around tidal cycles to avoid mudflats and expect minimal wave development. The spot works best during spring weather patterns when winds strengthen from the north. Limited fetch distance restricts wave growth potential. Local knowledge of tide times and seasonal wind patterns is essential for viable sessions.