Otterndorf is situated within the Cuxhaven estuary system on Germany's North Sea coast, featuring a protected tidal lagoon system with extensive salt marshes and agricultural land. The spot consists of shallow brackish water basins separated by narrow channels and dikes. The lagoon orientation faces east toward the water, with side-shore conditions occurring with northerly winds. This is a sheltered, enclosed water body rather than open ocean exposure. Water conditions are choppy due to shallow depths and tidal influences. Significant boat traffic, fishing operations, and mooring infrastructure occupy the area. The spot suits beginners and light-wind riders seeking protected conditions and flat water, though space is constrained by obstacles. Wind reliability is low at 22.1%, typical for inland German coastal areas. Kiters should be aware of shallow water, soft bottom hazards, and respect active maritime use. Local knowledge of tide schedules and channel navigation is essential. The average wind speed of 9.5 knots suggests this spot requires consistent wind conditions to be viable.