# Frozen Palm Tree - Kitesurfing kursus & butik

Kitesurfing school in Amager Strandvej 130N, 2300 København, Denmark.

> Frozen Palm Tree is a dedicated kitesurfing school and shop on Amager Strand in Copenhagen, offering lessons and retail equipment in one location. Operating on the Baltic Sea coast, it provides instruction alongside gear sales, making it a comprehensive resource for kiters. The school's high rating reflects strong teaching standards and quality equipment availability. Amager Strand is Copenhagen's primary urban kite spot, with reliable wind corridors and convenient urban access for both beginners and experienced riders.

## Highlights
- Integrated school and shop
- Amager Strand location
- Comprehensive instruction
- Quality gear availability

## Amenities
Kite school, Equipment shop, Rentals available, Instruction programs

## Location & contact
- Address: Amager Strandvej 130N, 2300 København, Denmark
- Coordinates: 55.658831899999996, 12.6336433
- Website: https://frozenpalmtree.dk/
- Phone: +45 53 53 16 83

# Nearby (within 50 km)

## Kite spots
- [Øresund (near Copenhagen)](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/resund-near-copenhagen) — best around Feb, 39–46% windy days, 11–12 kt, water 3–12 °C, flat (3 km)
- [Nordhavnstippen](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/nordhavnstippen) — best around Feb, 28–31% windy days, 10 kt, water 3–12 °C (7 km)
- [Nørresund](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/destinations/nrresund) — best around Feb, 30–40% windy days, 10–11 kt, water 0–9 °C (49 km)

## Kite schools
- [Mobilkitesurfschool](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/mobilkitesurfschool) — https://www.mobilkitesurfschool.dk/ (1 km)

## Kite shops
- [KiteCPH](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/shops/kitecph) — http://www.kitecph.dk/ (1 km)
- [KiteDanmark](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/shops/kitedanmark) (2 km)

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Source page: https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/frozen-palm-tree-kitesurfing-kursus-butik
Data & methodology: https://www.kitesurfspots.com/methodology
Monthly wind and temperature climatology is computed from Open-Meteo historical weather (3 years of daily data) and marine (sea-surface temperature) APIs. A windy day is a day whose maximum wind implies roughly 12 kt+ sustained. Listing details come from public kite-travel sources and Google Places, rewritten and reviewed.