Ljunghusen

Ljunghusen is a sheltered bay on Sweden's southern coast, facing northeast into the Öresund Strait between Sweden and Denmark. The spot features a sandy beach backed by dense residential development and coniferous forest. The bay offers protected conditions with relatively gentle water transitions from shore. Water depth gradually increases from the beach, with shallow areas extending into the bay. The spot is characterized by low wind reliability (33.6%) and modest wave potential (0.53m average), making it suitable for learning and light wind sessions rather than advanced progression. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds that provide true side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The presence of residential infrastructure, a visible pier, and proximity to boat traffic requires awareness of navigation corridors. Water temperatures average 10.1°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water training conditions and those looking to avoid crowded breaks. The main limitation is inconsistent wind patterns typical of Baltic Sea locations.