Salusand is located on the southern shore of a large Swedish lake, with the water body extending northward. The spot features a sandy beach backed by coniferous forest, with a meandering river inlet visible to the northwest creating complex current patterns. The coastline orientation faces south toward the water. Best wind conditions would come from the east or west (side-shore), though prevailing data suggests variable conditions. The spot is characterized by very shallow, choppy water with scattered trees creating navigation hazards. Wave heights average only 0.62m, making this unsuitable for wave progression. The 4.5% wind reliability indicates this is an inconsistent location for kitesurfing, with most days lacking adequate wind. The spot suits only beginner kiters in rare favorable conditions, as low wind frequency and shallow obstacles present challenges even for light-wind practice. Access appears straightforward from the adjacent road, but the overall conditions make this a marginal kitesurfing destination better suited to other water sports.