Weisse Düne Norderney

Weisse Düne on Norderney is a north-facing beach break located on Germany's East Frisian Islands in the North Sea. The spot features a wide sandy beach backed by vegetated dunes and developed areas, with shallow waters and visible sandbars. The water shows characteristic rough-chop conditions typical of exposed North Sea locations. Best conditions occur with easterly winds (90°), which provide consistent side-shore flow along the north-facing beach. This is a beginner-friendly spot due to manageable wave heights (averaging 1.01m) and relatively protected conditions compared to open ocean exposure. However, low wind reliability at 33.1% means conditions are inconsistent. Cold water temperatures (10.8°C average) require appropriate thermal protection. The shallow, sandy bottom makes this suitable for progression riders learning in controlled conditions. Kiters should be aware of the shallow sandbars, variable bathymetry, and coastal infrastructure. The spot is best visited during higher wind seasons, as average wind speeds of 10.6 knots are marginal for kitesurfing.