Karwia is a Baltic Sea beach break located on Poland's northern coast, facing directly north toward open water. The spot features a sandy beach backed by extensive forest vegetation, creating a sheltered environment typical of Baltic coastal settings. The presence of forested dunes provides some wind protection but can create turbulent, gusty conditions. With average wind speeds of only 8.5 knots and low wind reliability at 16.8%, this location operates under marginal wind conditions most of the time. Wave heights average 0.92m, making it suitable only for sessions with favorable wind and tide alignment. The rough-chop water conditions indicate choppy rather than organized swell. Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds providing side-shore flow parallel to the beach. This spot suits beginners during rare favorable wind days, as the small waves and shallow waters reduce consequence. Kiters should note the limited session availability, plan around low reliability forecasts, and be aware of residential areas nearby. The spot works primarily as a light-wind alternative when other Baltic locations are too marginal.