Kägsdorf

Kägsdorf is a sheltered lagoon spot located along Germany's Baltic coast near Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The site features a narrow coastal passage between shallow lagoon waters and deeper open sea, with significant agricultural development inland. The lagoon is protected from open ocean exposure by a sand barrier, creating choppy conditions rather than organized waves. This spot is characterized by very shallow water, extensive marsh vegetation, and constrained wind funneling through the coastal corridor. The northeastern orientation of the coastline makes northeast to east winds side-shore, though prevailing wind reliability is notably low at 29.9%. Average wind speeds of 10.3 knots provide marginal conditions for consistent riding. Best suited for beginners seeking sheltered water with minimal wave hazard, though low wind frequency limits session reliability. Kiters should expect choppy water texture, shallow depths requiring vigilance, and limited fetch for wave development. The protected nature makes this suitable for progression practice rather than high-performance sessions. Water temperature around 10.5°C indicates year-round riding requires appropriate protection.