Rockanje is a beach break located on the Dutch North Sea coast, facing west toward open water. This sheltered shallow-water spot along the Netherlands coastline offers a protected learning environment with minimal wave energy. The surrounding landscape features dense vegetation, dunes, and scattered residential development, with flat terrain extending inland. Best conditions occur with northerly winds that blow side-shore across the beach. The spot suits beginners due to small consistent waves and shallow water, though the low average wind speed (9.2 knots) and poor wind reliability (23.3%) mean sessions are infrequent. Water conditions are choppy rather than organized, typical of protected coastal areas with limited fetch. Kiters should be aware of tidal mudflats, shallow areas near shore, and the need for lighter wind days. Winter months likely offer more consistent wind. This location functions primarily as a training spot during favorable conditions rather than a year-round destination.