Koskar

Koskar is a protected bay on the Swedish west coast facing northeast toward the Skagerrak strait. The spot is characterized by a rocky, island-studded coastline typical of the Swedish archipelago, with multiple granite outcrops and small islets scattered throughout the water. The bay provides some shelter from open ocean swell, resulting in modest wave heights averaging 0.73m. Wind reliability is relatively low at 22.5%, with average winds around 9 knots, suggesting this is a seasonal spot dependent on weather systems. The choppy water texture indicates wind acceleration through the coastal topography. The tight spacing of rocks and islands requires careful navigation and line management. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (315°) providing side-shore flow parallel to the bay's orientation. The shallow, obstacle-filled waters and low wind consistency suit intermediate kiters comfortable with rock awareness and precise positioning. Summer months likely offer more stable conditions. Average water temperatures around 9°C suggest appropriate thermal protection year-round.