Flyvesandet Strand

Flyvesandet Strand is a shallow lagoon-delta system on the northeast Danish coast, characterized by extensive sandbars and tidal flats. The coastline faces northwest into a broad, sheltered water body with complex bathymetry dominated by sandy formations and shallow lagoons. This spot offers protected, choppy conditions typical of enclosed Danish water bodies, making it suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters developing fundamental skills. The shallow depths (averaging 0.44m waves) and low wind reliability (33.9%) indicate variable conditions dependent on weather patterns. Northeast winds (45°) provide ideal side-shore conditions for safe progression. The lagoon setting protects from ocean swell but creates choppy, confused water textures. Kiters should be aware of constantly shifting sandbars, shallow areas requiring careful route planning, and tidal fluctuations affecting water depth and launching conditions. The adjacent residential area suggests potential seasonal crowding. Best session timing aligns with spring/autumn wind patterns when reliability improves. Water temperature averaging 10.2°C requires appropriate thermal protection.