Fehmarn / Gold 2
Fehmarn / Gold 2 is a kiteboarding spot near Hamburg in Germany, with open ocean conditions and prevailing SW, NW wind, best ridden in April, May, September, October.
| Country | Germany |
|---|---|
| Nearest town | Hamburg |
| Water type | Open ocean |
| Launch | Ocean |
| Best wind direction | SW, NW |
| Wind type | Frontal |
| Best months | April, May, September, October |
| Coordinates | 54.4179, 11.0974 |
About Fehmarn / Gold 2
The water conditions are always nearly the same. Choppy water, there is an area (150x400 meters) where you can easily stand in the water (for beginners recommended). During summer there is a windsurfing school and swimming zone to the left. Kitesurfers and windsurfers have to stay out of this zone.
When is the best time to kitesurf at Fehmarn / Gold 2?
The best time to kite Fehmarn / Gold 2 is April, May, September, October, when the SW, NW wind is most reliable.
What are the wind and water conditions?
Fehmarn / Gold 2 offers open ocean conditions with SW, NW wind (Frontal wind), launching from ocean.
How do I get to Fehmarn / Gold 2?
Take the A1 from Hamburg and drive North to Puttgarden. Follow the road to Puttgarden when the A1 ends. Take the first exit (Petersdorf) after the bridge to Fehmarn, turn left and then take the second left and follow that road all the way to 'Albertsdorf'. In 'Albertsdorf' the street makes a 90° right turn, there is a street to the left with signs to `Gold`. Follow that street and after about 500m turn left and the street ends at a parking lot. Parking costs 2 Euro/day and walk about 300m to the meadow and another 200m to the beach.
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5 kite schools operate in Germany. See kite schools in Germany →
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Spot data last updated 2026-07-20 · part of the KiteGlobe database of 6,633 kiteboarding spots.