In Sweden the wind comes from passing lows and, in summer, from thermal breezes. The spots are split between the west coast, around Varberg, and the south of the country, in Skåne.
The spots are rarely crowded. As the wind direction changes often, a car or van lets you pick the right spot each day.
You can ride all year if you are equipped for the cold, but most kiters stop in winter.
Best period : all year
In November: 42% kiteable days
Historical monthly averages, not a forecast.
Varberg, on the west coast, is regarded as Sweden's kite capital. Björkäng is close by.
In the south, the Falsterbo peninsula groups Falsterbo, Skanör, Ljunghusen and Höllviken: flat water, white sandy beaches and, on the south side, some waves. It is very busy from June to August.
Near Malmö, people ride at Ribersborg and at Lomma, where the bay has flat water. The islands of Öland and Gotland, in the Baltic, are quieter.
Car. Around Gothenburg the spots are 30 to 60 minutes apart. A car or van is almost essential.
Cold water. Bring a wetsuit all season, and winter gear in spring and autumn.
Crowds. In summer the Falsterbo peninsula fills up. Come early or out of season.
Kiteloopers référence les spots, les écoles, les hébergements et les voyages de la destination, avec la météo en direct. Tout ce qu'il faut pour partir au bon moment.
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