Pepelow is a shallow lagoon-style kitesurfing spot located on the German Baltic coast. The spot faces west toward the Lübeck Bay, a large brackish water body. The coastline is lined with residential development, mooring fields, and what appears to be a small marina, indicating regular boat traffic. The water is characteristically shallow and choppy, typical of Baltic lagoon environments. Wind reliability is low at 24.5%, and average winds of 9.7 knots require consistent conditions to be viable. Wave heights are minimal at 0.51m average, making this unsuitable for wave riding. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water freestyle practice in a protected setting. Side-shore wind from the north provides optimal conditions. Key considerations include shallow water hazards, boat traffic avoidance, residential proximity affecting wind patterns, and the need for dedicated flat-water equipment. Best conditions occur during consistent northerly wind periods, which are infrequent.