Bockholmwik is located on the southern coast of the Lübeck Bay in northern Germany, part of the Baltic Sea system. The spot features a protected bay with shallow waters and extensive mudflats, enclosed by forested land to the south and southeast. The shallow, flat-water environment is characterized by very low wave action (0.22m average) and moderate wind conditions (9.5 knots average). Wind reliability is notably poor at 23.5%, indicating inconsistent conditions. The presence of mooring fields, docks, and confined fetch due to surrounding forest makes this primarily a flat-water, technical riding spot. Best wind comes from the northwest to north, providing side-shore conditions. This location suits beginners and intermediates seeking to practice flat-water tricks and maneuvers without wave complications. Water temperatures remain cold year-round (10.2°C average), requiring appropriate thermal protection. Kiters should account for the shallow bay bottom, mooring obstacles, and highly variable wind patterns when planning sessions.