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Surf Beach is the wave spot of Rømø island, located on the west coast facing the North Sea. Unlike the Lakolk spot further north which is more beginner/flat water oriented, Surf Beach offers more exposed conditions with waves and a more dynamic water surface.
This spot is ideal for intermediate riders looking to progress in waves and North Sea conditions while enjoying Rømø's immense beaches.
Rideable days and hours computed for a minimum wind of 7 knots · log in to set your own (foil, twin-tip…)
The season runs from April to August, peaking in July: 26 rideable days a month and 408 hours of usable wind, at 18 °C. The low point is February, at 18 days.
7-12 knots · 42% 13-20 knots · 46% 21-30 knots · 12% 31+ knots · 1%
When the spot works, wind sits mostly between 13 and 20 knots — 46% of rideable hours. That is the most versatile range, where most kites work. The coldest month is January, at 4 °C. The wettest month is July, with 133 mm. Bar height is the month's rideable days; the split shows how its wind hours break down by strength.
| Month | Rideable days | Usable wind | Temperature | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 23.5 | 201 h | 4 °C | 101 mm |
| February | 18.0 | 166 h | 5 °C | 77 mm |
| March | 20.5 | 219 h | 8 °C | 27 mm |
| April | 24.5 | 258 h | 12 °C | 70 mm |
| May | 23.5 | 288 h | 18 °C | 63 mm |
| June | 27.5 | 454 h | 18 °C | 77 mm |
| July | 28.0 | 408 h | 21 °C | 133 mm |
| August | 26.5 | 376 h | 21 °C | 75 mm |
| September | 18.5 | 200 h | 19 °C | 86 mm |
| October | 21.5 | 209 h | 13 °C | 111 mm |
| November | 20.5 | 176 h | 8 °C | 89 mm |
| December | 21.5 | 181 h | 6 °C | 53 mm |
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Open all year round
Intermediate
North Sea conditions with waves. Water is cold, wetsuit required year-round. Tides strongly influence conditions and the rideable surface.
Car access directly onto the beach. Immense space available. The island is accessible by road from the mainland via a causeway.
Best winds: N, NNW, NW, S, SSW, SW, W. Westerly winds create the best wave conditions. Consistent and powerful winds thanks to direct North Sea exposure.
Monitor tides and currents. Conditions can change rapidly in the North Sea. Do not sail in offshore (east) winds. Be aware of the shoreline which can change with tides.
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