Chalupy 6

Chalupy is a coastal lagoon spot on Poland's Baltic Sea coast, characterized by protected shallow waters separated from the open sea by a narrow barrier beach. The lagoon faces north with a sandy beach strip running east-west, backed by dense forest and residential development. The spot functions as a shallow-water lagoon system with numerous moored boats indicating moderate maritime activity. Best conditions occur with easterly winds (90°) providing side-shore conditions parallel to the shoreline. With average wind of 11 knots and 36% reliability, this spot suits beginners and progressing riders seeking protected, flat-water conditions. The shallow depth and enclosed nature minimize wave exposure, making it ideal for skill development rather than wave riding. Kiters must navigate around boat moorings and respect marked maritime zones. Water temperatures average 9.8°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. The narrow lagoon limits long-distance runs and provides natural windward boundaries.