Kappelskär is a sheltered bay located on Sweden's east coast near Stockholm, characterized by protected waters surrounded by forested terrain and industrial port facilities. The spot sits within a larger archipelago system with moderate fetch limited by surrounding landmasses. Water conditions are typically choppy due to shallow bay characteristics and fetch constraints, with modest wave heights averaging 0.38m. The bay faces northeast with rocky natural shoreline adjacent to commercial port operations. Best wind direction for side-shore conditions is from the northwest (315°), allowing parallel flows across the bay. Wind conditions are marginal with only 8.2 knots average and 12.2% reliability, making this spot dependent on seasonal weather systems and passing weather fronts. The location suits beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking calm, protected practice waters. Key considerations include respecting commercial vessel operations, monitoring water traffic, and timing sessions with reliable wind forecasts. Water temperature averages 7.8°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round. Accessibility to facilities and gradual depth progression make this a viable location for skill development in sheltered conditions.