Domburg

Domburg is a beach break located on the Dutch coast of Zeeland, facing northwest toward the North Sea. The spot features a wide sandy beach with visible groyne structures designed for erosion control, backed by residential development and green space. The inshore zone shows shallow sandbars and tidal features typical of this coastline. With an average wind of 10.5 knots and low reliability (32.4%), conditions are variable. Northeast winds (45°) provide optimal side-shore conditions. The flat to choppy water (0.63m average waves) and shallow launch zone make this suitable for beginners and progression riders. Water temperature around 11.8°C requires appropriate thermal protection. The spot works best during stronger wind windows, as consistent thermal winds are weak. Tidal range affects usable beach width and water depth. Groyne structures create turbulence and should be avoided. Accessibility and proximity to services make it practical for day trips, though consistency limitations mean checking wind forecasts carefully before committing.