Kellenhusen is a beach break spot located on the Lübeck Bay coast of the German Baltic Sea. The coastline faces east toward the water, with a gradual sandy beach extending from a developed residential and agricultural area. The spot features a lagoon-like protected bay environment with minimal swell generation due to limited offshore fetch. Water conditions are characteristically choppy rather than wave-organized, with an average wave height of 0.43m, making it suitable for beginners and those developing foundational skills. The sandy bottom with gradual depth increase reduces hazards from sharp features. Prevailing northerly winds (suggested by typical Baltic patterns) would provide side-shore conditions, though the measured wind reliability of 23.3% indicates inconsistent conditions. The area shows significant residential development and seasonal camping facilities nearby, suggesting moderate human activity. This spot suits beginner kiters seeking protected, shallow-water conditions with manageable wind and wave conditions. Key considerations include low swell expectations, reliance on wind rather than wave riding, and potential seasonal variations in accessibility and conditions.