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Tromsø

Tromsø

Breivikeidet (Breivika)

Norvège · Troms

Intermediate
Jan → Mar / May / Aug / Nov
29.7 kt
↓ Choppy
↑ Flat

Tromsø

Breivikeidet, near Tromsø in northern Norway, is a spot known for its fjord setting and easy access from the city. Riders find a varied riding area, with a mix of flat, chop, and small waves depending on where they are riding.

It is a spot appreciated by riders of all levels when the conditions are right, with a large launch area and fairly straightforward navigation. The atmosphere is Nordic, with sessions often being cool but very interesting when the wind is present.

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The spot mainly works with a wind from NW to W, which generally arrives from the side or slightly side-on at the launch area. Depending on the exact direction and the chosen spot between the shore and the mouth, one can have a side-shore to side-on wind. This is the type of spot where one must carefully choose their starting angle to maintain clean and safe navigation.

The water surface varies greatly depending on the area and the influence of the fjord. In the part close to the river and the mouth, the water is often more flat and easier for working on foot placements, while moving towards the opening one can find chop and some small waves. The tide mainly influences the quality of the launch area and the water height near the shore, but the spot remains generally exploitable over a good tide range if one keeps an eye on shallow areas.

The launch takes place in a fairly wide area, which helps to prepare the kite without feeling cramped. Navigation then occurs between the shore, the mouth, and the more open sector of the fjord. One must remain attentive to the presence of rocks on the north side, especially near the bank and in passages where the water is shallower. This is a pleasant spot for riders who enjoy clean sessions, with enough space to go upwind and enjoy a varied water surface.

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Risks & Safety

  • Rocks are exposed in the northern area, to be avoided near the shore.
  • The current can strengthen near the mouth and complicate the return.
  • The water temperature is cold for a large part of the year, with a real risk of hypothermia.

Sailing conditions

High tide
Water type
flat
Depth
Standable
Rideability
Yes
Low tide
Water type
chop
Depth
Partial
Rideability
Tech.

Ideal wind

NOONSOSSEENENESO

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Sources :unplug-kitesurf.com · kitejungle.com · lets-kite.com · visitnorway.com

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