Bønnerup Strand
Denmark · Central Denmark Region
Bønnerup Strand is a coastal spot in the central Jutland region of Denmark. It features an open beach facing the North Sea with generous riding space for experienced riders.
The spot is appreciated for its shallow water that remains knee-deep over a large area, ideal for working on advanced tricks. The atmosphere is calm, with few people outside the summer season.
Close to the small marina of Bønnerup Lystbådehavn, it is a convenient place to combine a kite session with a seaside stroll.
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The Bønnerup Strand spot faces the North Sea, with a beach mainly exposed to winds from south-southeast to southeast (SSE to SE), which are side-on perfect for stable riding. Onshore winds from the south work well but can create moderate chop, while SW directions are more side-shore and clean.
Launching is done directly from the sandy beach, wide and without major obstacles. The launch area is spacious at the beach edge, with enough room to inflate safely. The riding area extends several hundred meters offshore, with knee-deep water everywhere, allowing for ground tricks without the risk of collisions.
No significant tide impacting the spot, the water surface remains constant. Watch out for boats coming out of the nearby marina, especially in summer; stay offshore. The spot works better during the day with thermals, and the waves remain small, around 0.5 to 0.7 m in strong winds.
Sources :kitejungle.com · windfinder.com · se.kiteforum.com · windyweek.com
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