Bläsinge is a sheltered bay on the east coast of Öland, Sweden, facing south toward the Baltic Sea. The spot comprises shallow protected waters with a sandy/muddy bottom, bordered by agricultural land to the west and east-facing shoreline. A small marina and residential development occupy the northern point, while rocky jetties and natural stone formations extend into the water. The bay's protected nature creates choppy rather than wave conditions, making it suitable for flat-water kitesurfing technique practice. Best conditions occur with easterly winds (90°), providing side-shore flow parallel to the coast. Wind reliability is low at 16.5%, so sessions require patient forecasting. Water temperature averages 9.4°C, necessitating appropriate thermal protection. The spot suits beginners and intermediates seeking calm-water progression in a protected setting. Launch areas are limited due to residential proximity and marina activity. Shallow depth provides safety but demands awareness of the seafloor. This is a technical practice spot rather than a destination for dynamic wave or freestyle progression.