Bjerregaard Camping

Bjerregaard is a sheltered lagoon spot on Denmark's east coast, facing the Kattegat strait. The water body is partially enclosed by agricultural land, creating a protected environment with reduced swell exposure. The lagoon's shallow nature and visible algae blooms indicate nutrient-rich, potentially murky conditions typical of enclosed Baltic waters. Wind reliability is moderate at 36.4%, with average winds around 11 knots—suitable for lighter-wind progression. Wave heights average 1.26m with rough-chop texture, reflecting the lagoon's fetch limitations and shallow-water characteristics. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking protected conditions away from strong ocean swells. The proximity to camping facilities and agricultural areas means caution around potential hazards including shallow zones and variable bottom conditions. Best conditions occur with northerly winds providing side-shore flow. Water temperatures average 10°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round. The spot offers accessibility and safety for skill development rather than challenging wave riding.