Travemünde is located on the eastern shore of the Lübeck Bay in northern Germany, where the Trave River meets the Baltic Sea. The spot faces east into the bay, offering a protected water body with calm, flat conditions typical of Baltic lagoon-style environments. The coastline is developed with residential areas, golf courses, and recreational facilities extending inland, creating a sheltered setting. Best conditions occur with southerly winds (180°) that run side-shore parallel to the beach. The extremely low wind reliability (13.6%) and minimal average wave height (0.22m) make this primarily suitable for beginners and light-wind specialists rather than progression-focused riders. Water temperatures average 10.3°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round. The spot works best during high wind events rather than as a consistent daily destination. Kiters should be aware of shallow areas near the shoreline, boat traffic common in developed Baltic bays, and the technical challenge of light-wind riding required here.