Meeschendorf Fehmarn

Meeschendorf on Fehmarn Island is a beach break spot on the German Baltic coast facing south into the Lübeck Bay. The shore is protected by a series of concrete groynes visible in the imagery, which stabilize the beach but create navigational considerations. The spot sits within a developed coastal zone with residential caravan parks and agricultural fields immediately inland, typical of the Fehmarn region. Wind reliability is moderate at 40.9% with average winds of 11.5 knots, suggesting this is a fair-weather spot rather than a consistent destination. Side-shore winds from the east provide the safest conditions for kitesurfing here. The shallow, choppy Baltic waters and small average wave height of 0.44m indicate this spot suits beginner to early-intermediate riders seeking light-wind practice. The groyne structures require careful route planning to avoid entanglement or impact. Water temperature around 10.3°C necessitates appropriate thermal protection year-round. Best sessions occur during the limited windy periods when easterly winds align with the bay orientation.