Lausvik is a shallow bay located on the eastern coast of Gotland, Sweden, facing east toward the Baltic Sea. The spot features protected waters bounded by agricultural land and forest, with visible mudflats and shallow areas typical of the Swedish archipelago. Water conditions are choppy with low wave heights averaging 0.55m. Wind reliability is poor at 15.6% with modest average winds of 8.5 knots, suggesting this is a marginal spot requiring specific weather windows. The presence of agricultural runoff and visible algal blooms indicates nutrient-rich but potentially unstable water conditions. Best conditions occur with northerly winds (0°) that approach side-shore to the bay's eastern orientation. This spot suits beginners due to shallow, protected waters and low wave energy, though the poor wind reliability and choppy conditions limit its appeal. Kiters should be cautious of shallow areas, submerged vegetation, and monitor water quality conditions. Summer typically offers better wind windows than other seasons.