Bornholm / Dueodde

Dueodde is a southeastern-facing beach break located on Bornholm's southern coast in the Baltic Sea. The spot features a wide sandy beach with forested terrain inland and rocky features visible in the nearshore waters. The distinctive curved coastline and visible current patterns indicate strong tidal influence typical of Baltic conditions. With average winds of 11.7 knots and 41.7% reliability, conditions are variable and require patience. Wave averages of 0.89m suggest small, inconsistent swells, making this better suited for technical skill development than wave riding. Best conditions occur with northwesterly to northerly winds providing side-shore conditions. The choppy water type indicates mixed sea state with local wind effects dominating. Intermediate riders will find value in the sheltered nature and technical challenge, though the shallow, rocky nearshore zone demands local knowledge. Beginners should seek guidance on currents and safe entry/exit points. Spring and autumn months typically offer more consistent wind patterns. Water temperatures are cold year-round, requiring appropriate thermal protection.