Blåvand

Blåvand is a sandy beach break located on Denmark's southwestern coast, facing west into the North Sea. The spot features a wide, protected beach with gradual depth increase, making it accessible for progression. The beach is backed by residential development and commercial facilities, indicating established infrastructure. Multiple groynes and pier structures provide wind protection but create navigation hazards. The area experiences modest wave heights (1.25m average) with rough-chop water conditions typical of North Sea exposure. Wind reliability is moderate at 42.4%, with northerly winds providing optimal side-shore conditions. Water temperatures average 10.2°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking protected conditions and manageable wave heights. Key considerations include monitoring tidal changes on the shallow bank, avoiding groyne structures and piers, and planning sessions during more reliable wind windows. The nearby town provides amenities and services.