
Strand Noordwijk Aan Zee (south)
Danemark · South Holland
Noordwijk Strand is a kitesurfing spot located on the North Sea coast in the Netherlands, in South Holland. It is a popular destination for local riders and kitesurfing schools, with several dedicated areas along a wide and accessible beach.
The spot offers varied conditions depending on the areas. The sandy beach allows for easy and gradual launching, ideal for progression. The overall atmosphere is that of a well-structured spot with established clubs and good infrastructure for riders of all levels.
Historical averages by month — not a live forecast.
Noordwijk Strand has three official kitesurfing zones. The northern zone (Beachbreak) and the southern zone (KSN) are reserved for members of the respective clubs, with a day-pass option for Beachbreak. The free zone of Langevelderslag, located between posts 75.500 and 75.250, is accessible to all without membership.
The prevailing wind comes from the northwest and southwest, providing side-shore to side-on conditions depending on the area. Conditions are heavily dependent on wind direction and tides. Under normal conditions, the wind blows around 9 to 10 m/s, with gusts reaching 14 to 15 m/s on windier days.
Launching is done gradually on the sand. The water is generally flat to slightly choppy depending on tide and swell conditions. The best sessions usually occur in the late afternoon and evening according to local forecasts.