Burgtiefe Fehmarn

Burgtiefe on Fehmarn Island is a sheltered bay spot on Germany's Baltic coast, facing east toward open water. The site features a developed marina complex with circular mooring fields, residential areas, and protected lagoon zones separated by jetties and breakwaters. The shallow bay waters with visible sandbars create choppy conditions typical of Baltic geography. With average wind of 12.7 knots and 50.4% reliability, this is primarily a beginner-friendly location suited to light wind sessions. The protected nature of the bay and sandy bottom make it ideal for learners, though the numerous obstacles—moored boats, jetties, and shallow areas—require careful navigation. North winds are optimal for side-shore conditions given the eastward-facing coastline. The spot works best during higher tide periods to avoid shallow sandbars. Limited wind reliability and modest wave heights (0.44m average) indicate this is a flatwater training venue rather than a dynamic wave spot. The water temperature of approximately 10.4°C suggests summer sessions are preferable.