Refsnes is a beach break located on the western coast of Norway in Rogaland county, facing directly west into the North Sea. The spot features a sandy beach backed by agricultural fields and scattered residential development. A prominent jetty or breakwater extends from the southern section, creating a defined launch area and affecting water dynamics. The beach provides a relatively sheltered entry point compared to fully exposed coastal breaks. Average wave heights of 1.53m indicate this is a small-wave venue, suitable for progression and skill development. Wind reliability is modest at 33%, with average winds around 10 knots—marginal for consistent kitesurfing. Northerly winds provide ideal side-shore conditions. The spot suits beginners to early-intermediate riders seeking a protected sandy beach entry with manageable wave conditions. Water temperatures average 8.8°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. Key considerations include timing sessions during higher wind periods, being aware of the jetty structure, and noting that conditions may be light or unavailable on many days. The nearby populated areas suggest moderate boat traffic potential.