Stein is a flat lagoon spot located along the German Baltic coastline, facing north toward the water. The spot features shallow, protected waters bounded by residential development to the east and agricultural/greenhouse operations to the west. The lagoon has extremely flat water with minimal wave activity (0.28m average), making it purely wind-dependent for riding. The sandy/muddy bottom and shallow depth create ideal conditions for beginners and lighter riders, though the narrow north-south oriented channel limits wind angles. Wind reliability is low at 25.1%, typical for protected lagoon environments. Best conditions arrive with east or west winds that remain side-shore along the channel axis. The spot is sheltered from ocean swell and strong currents, but kiters must be aware of the shallow water, which limits fall consequences but requires careful launching and landing. Nearby residential areas and structures mean limited space for crowds. Most suitable for beginners practicing in controlled, flat-water conditions.