Meldorf is located in the Eider River delta region of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, where the river meets the North Sea. The spot features a protected lagoon-like area bounded by dikes and vegetation, with shallow waters typical of estuary systems. The southward-facing coastline with protected water areas makes this accessible for beginner riders seeking flat-water conditions. Best wind direction is from the east, providing side-shore conditions parallel to the main channel. Wind reliability is relatively low at 29.4%, suggesting sessions are seasonal and require careful weather monitoring. Water conditions are consistently choppy due to tidal influence and shallow depths. The spot suits beginners and intermediate riders learning in flat water, though the shallow, muddy bottom requires awareness of depth changes. Key considerations include respecting dike structures, understanding tidal cycles that significantly affect water depth and current strength, and avoiding vegetation-choked areas. Limited fetch and protected waters mean wave development is minimal. Access appears available through the settlement visible in the imagery.