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<h3>Kitesurfing wind conditions in Hvide Sande</h3><p>This place boasts the cold weather characteristic of a Northern European region, however the Gulf Stream has a strong influence on the west coast. Because of the warmth brought by the North Atlantic tides, Denmark's winter temperatures are rarely below freezing point. Summer temperatures hover about 20 degree celsius, and the water has a maximum temperature of 17 degree Celsius so not horrendously cold, but a wetsuit would be advised!&nbsp;This is a year round spot for wind, but as it's a frontal wind it’s best to keep your eyes on the forecast. The ideal months to visit this destination in Denmark for kitesurfing and waves are March to early June and September to November, when the wind tends to be at its most consistent and the temperature is manageable. Longer spells of no wind can frequently occur during the summer months, but you can be lucky if you are there at the right time with the right forecast!</p><h3>Around the kite spot Hvide Sande</h3><p>Hvide Sande's southern section is renowned for its waves. On days with a northwest wind, clean waves run around the southern half that can reach the two-meter mark, depending on the wind strength. In your spare time, you can go surfing, wakeboarding, SUP or canoeing, sightseeing, and fishing. Not really a big party scene on the Fjord...</p><h3>How to get to Hvide Sande and how to bring it about while you're there</h3><p>A car or a camper van is going to be your ideal solution here. You can fly to various airports within a few hours and rent one, but this is mainly a weekend camping trip kind of spot as there isn’t much else to entertain you in the area!</p>

<p>On the North Sea side, Hvide Sande offers one of Europe’s best kite wave spots, and on the Ringköbing Fjord side a perfect flat water lagoon, what more could you want? Hvide Sande is located in the midst of the Homsland Klit headland, and the port is the only gateway to the North Sea. Because Hvide Sande is so large, there is always enough room in the waves or on the fjord for everyone.&nbsp;</p>

Hvide Sande

<h3>Kitesurfing wind conditions in Thorsminde</h3><p>The water is lovely and flat in the Fjord, and the only hazards are some shallower spots and a strong current further North. The fjord area is suitable for every type of wind speed and direction. The wind speed is not fixed as it relies on frontal winds, so the best bet is to keep an eye on the forecast and go when it looks good! It’s mainly a kitesurfing spot, as the water is occasionally very shallow in the shore zones and from the entrance to the north. Windsurfers tend to avoid this spot as they can get their fins stuck/broken on the bottom. The water is pretty flat due to the shallow water, but some chop can be expected in certain spots and certain wind directions, particularly when it gets strong. It’s a popular spot for Germans and local Danish riders, but there is a lot of space so you should be able to find your own kitesurfing area.</p><p>Almost all wind directions can be ridden in Thorsminde, but NW to NE and SE to SW work best. Because the area is constrained to the north by very shallow water and an adjacent nature reserve, and the south by numerous fishing nets, West and East only function to a limited extent. Winds from the west are typically strong and gusty.&nbsp;</p><h3>Around the kiteboard spot Thorsminde</h3><p>Thorsminde is the ideal place for a range of water-based activities. Sailing and surfing attract a large number of visitors. Canoeing, rowing, diving, coastal rowing, swimming, and stand-up paddleboards are available at the Sea and Fjord House. Anglers flock to the area from early spring until late October, taking advantage of the opportunity to fish in both the sea and the Fjord. Some of the species available at the pub include herring, mackerel, sea trout, and salmon.</p><p>The Great Herring Day and Fish Day are also held at Thorsminde. During the summer, a fish auction is held at the Red Auction Hall for tourists. Keep your eyes and ears open because things move quickly. You can taste wonderful freshly caught fish from the sea and Fjord at Nrgaard Fisk &amp; Rgeri at the event.</p><h3>How to get to Thorsminde and how to bring it about while you're there</h3><p>Driving from Copenhagen Airport (CPH) to Thorsminde takes 3h 55m .The easiest method to get from Aalborg Airport (AAL) to Thorsminde is to drive, which takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Plenty of people drive their campers here from Germany, with Hamburg only 4 hours drive away.</p>

<p>On the west bank of the Nissum Fjord, the 900m wide peninsula between the Fjord and the North Sea, Thorsminde kitesurfing spot offers a huge shallow lagoon, perfect for kitesurfers of all levels. It works in almost all wind directions, and the parking and&nbsp;easiest launch can be found at the Thorsminde campsite. The launch is particularly appealing, with a vast meadow leading to the rigging area and a small sandy beach.&nbsp;</p>

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