Tversted

Tversted is a beach break located on Denmark's northern coast, facing northwest toward the Skagerrak Strait. The spot features a sandy beach with a tidal flat system and river mouth that creates dynamic water conditions. The coastline shows moderate fetch from the northwest, with wave exposure limited by the beach orientation. Average wind conditions (10.3 knots) and modest wave heights (1.04m) suggest this is primarily a light-wind spot requiring consistent northeasterly or easterly winds for optimal side-shore conditions. The rough-chop water type indicates frequent local wind effects rather than organized swell. Visible structures (possibly a school or facility) and residential buildings limit safe launch and landing areas. The spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with shallow water, variable conditions, and tidal effects. Low wind reliability (32.2%) means sessions are inconsistent, requiring patience or flexibility in scheduling. Best conditions occur with NE to E winds providing side-shore flow across the beach.