Damp is a sheltered bay location on the German Baltic coast near Lübeck, facing east into the Lübeck Bay. The spot features a protected marina with significant recreational boat traffic and moored vessels, combined with residential and commercial development immediately inland. The bay offers shallow, choppy water conditions typical of Baltic lagoon environments with limited fetch. Wind reliability is low at 27.6%, with modest average winds of 10.1 knots and minimal wave generation (0.32m average). The presence of multiple breakwaters, piers, and marina infrastructure creates navigation constraints. This spot is most suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water practice in a controlled environment. North winds provide side-shore conditions for safety. Kiters should be cautious of vessel traffic, particularly during summer months, and avoid launching during heavy boat activity. The spot works best during rare strong wind events when reliability improves. Low temperature waters (10.2°C) necessitate appropriate thermal protection year-round.