Numansdorp is a small inland lake spot in the Netherlands crossed by a major highway bridge. The water body is sheltered and narrow, limiting wind acceleration and wave formation. The coastline faces east with green vegetation and managed areas on the northern bank, including what appears to be a golf course with visible water hazards. The lake environment means minimal fetch distance, resulting in small, wind-dependent conditions rather than swell-driven waves. Wind reliability is low at 18.6% with average winds of 8.7 knots, making sessions unpredictable. Best wind comes from the north (side-shore), though conditions are frequently flat. The highway infrastructure crossing the water creates complications including overhead clearance restrictions and potential boat traffic. This spot suits absolute beginners or those practicing in extremely sheltered conditions. Water is murky, and shallow areas near shore require careful launching and landing. Skill development is limited due to lack of consistent wind and fetch constraints.