Camping Kaper

Camping Kaper is a sheltered lagoon spot located on Poland's Baltic coast, characterized by shallow, enclosed waters separated from open sea by a narrow strip of sand and forest. The lagoon faces east toward the water, with dense coniferous forest covering the landward side, significantly limiting wind penetration and fetch distance. This spot suits beginner kiters seeking protected conditions with minimal wave exposure. The shallow water depth provides safety margins but demands careful planning to avoid submerged hazards. Wind reliability is notably low at 33.4%, with average winds around 10.6 knots—marginal for consistent kitesurfing. North wind directions (parallel to the shore) offer the best side-shore angle, though the surrounding forest canopy reduces wind consistency. Key considerations include the lagoon's enclosed nature, which creates choppy rather than wave conditions, and the narrow navigation channel. Low average water temperature (9.8°C) requires appropriate thermal protection. This spot works best during high wind events when offshore or northerly winds penetrate the forest barrier. Not recommended for riders seeking reliable, consistent wind or wave-riding conditions.