Ringsegård

Ringsegård is a bay-style kitesurfing spot located on Sweden's Baltic coast, facing south into relatively protected waters. The bay provides a sheltered environment with sandy beaches backed by agricultural land and residential development. Water conditions are characteristically choppy with small average wave heights (0.59m), making this spot unsuitable for wave riding but manageable for flat-water freestyle and light-wind practice. The southward-facing coastline means easterly and westerly winds deliver side-shore conditions; easterly winds are preferred for this orientation. Wind reliability is low at 23.6%, and average wind speeds of 9.2 knots suggest this spot requires patience for adequate riding conditions. Water temperatures average 9.4°C, necessitating winter wetsuits for most of the year. The spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking protected, forgiving conditions with minimal swell. Kiters should monitor tidal changes, be aware of shallow areas, and check for local boat traffic given the residential proximity. Best conditions occur during autumn and winter when Baltic wind patterns strengthen.