Sele

Sele is a beach break located on Norway's southwestern coast, characterized by a northwest-facing shoreline with a pronounced tidal inlet system. The spot features a dynamic sandy beach with visible channels and banks formed by strong tidal movement. The area combines open ocean exposure with protected elements created by coastal topography. Wind reliability is relatively low at 23.3%, with average winds of 9.3 knots requiring patience for sessions. Wave heights average 1.4m, suitable for progression rather than power. The residential development along the coast limits available beach space and launch areas. Best conditions occur with northeast to east winds providing true side-shore conditions. The tidal inlet creates complex water movement patterns that require understanding local conditions. This spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with variable conditions and coastal complexity. The low wind reliability suggests visiting during seasonal wind patterns rather than expecting consistent daily sessions.