Stege Møn

Stege is located on the western coast of Møn island, Denmark, overlooking a shallow bay with a working marina. The spot features a protected harbor area with visible boat infrastructure and breakwater protection. The coastline faces west toward the bay, making north (0°) and south (180°) the primary side-shore wind directions, with north winds being more favorable given typical Scandinavian wind patterns. Water conditions are choppy rather than wave-focused, typical of enclosed bay environments with limited fetch. The spot experiences low wind reliability at 35.6% and modest average wind of 10.8 knots, suggesting inconsistent conditions. Shallow water depths and marina traffic limit maneuverability. Average wave height of 0.46m indicates this is not a wave-riding destination. The cool 10.5°C average temperature requires appropriate thermal protection. This spot suits beginners seeking protected, relatively safe conditions with minimal swell exposure. Kiters should expect variable winds, avoid marina areas, and be aware of shallow water constraints. Best conditions occur during high-pressure systems delivering sustained northerly winds.