Duinbergen is a developed beach break located on the Belgian North Sea coast, facing northwest toward the water. The spot features a sandy beach backed by a residential suburban area with organized street layouts and beach access points. Characterized by organized groyne structures extending into the water, the beach offers relatively protected conditions compared to open ocean exposure. The spot is best suited for beginners due to moderate wave heights (0.63m average) and manageable conditions. Optimal wind direction is northeast (45°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the coastline. Wind reliability is notably low at 21.1%, making consistent sessions unpredictable. Water temperatures average 11.6°C, requiring thermal protection. The spot's proximity to residential areas means limited space and potential crowding during favorable conditions. Shallow water extends significantly from shore due to beach morphology, requiring careful navigation. The organized beach infrastructure, while useful for facilities, creates obstacles and reduces natural kiting space. Best suited for progression-focused kiters practicing in controlled conditions.