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🏄 Noordwijk

🏄 Noordwijk

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About Noordwijk

Noordwijk is a beachside destination on the North Sea near The Hague, known for consistent wind and challenging conditions year-round. This exposed coastal town delivers strong, steady winds that make it ideal for advanced riders seeking powerful sessions. The area experiences particularly intense autumn and winter storms from September through December, when the conditions support big air tricks. Cold water requires a wetsuit, and the beach offers ample space for launching. While accommodation and services come at premium prices, the reliable wind and wave riding opportunities attract serious kiters.

Amenities

Beach accessCafe and shopsParkingAccommodation options

Highlights

  • Consistent strong wind
  • Wave riding
  • Autumn storm season
  • Multiple activities
Conditions at a glance

Wind strength

It gets Strong (Up to 30 knots)

Consistency

It's windy Every day

Wind quality

Super steady · cold wind

Water

Waves

Water temp

Cold (You need a wetsuit)

Boosting direction

Either direction

Windy months

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Woo big-air record: 24.9 m by Gijs Wassenaar · bottom-end kite 20m+

Spots at this destination

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Wind & conditions
  • Wind reliability4.5
  • Avg wind (peak months)11–12 kt
  • Water temp7–20 °C
  • Best seasonAround Feb
Season Stats

Typical month-by-month snapshot — use live forecasts before you go.

MonthWind chanceAvg windAir °CWater °C
Jan44%11.4 kt5.47
Feb48%12 kt5.66.6
Mar26%10 kt6.77
Apr20%10 kt89.2
May22%9.7 kt12.212.8
Jun4%8.7 kt17.317.8
Jul29%9.9 kt17.819.4
Aug14%9.2 kt18.119.5
Sep19%8.5 kt16.719.8
Oct43%10.9 kt13.416.4
Nov44%11.3 kt8.811.2
Dec41%11.4 kt5.87.7
Spot video
Community scores
Verified

7.5/10

  • 💨Wind reliability9.0
  • 🌊Water conditions7.5
  • 🏖️Launch zone8.0
  • 🏔️Scenery7.0
Location

Getting there

By car: Parking varies by spot — check local signs and kite school partners.

Shuttle: Many schools offer pickups from nearby towns.

Travel & practical info

Getting there

By car or busEasy to visit (< 2 hours from airport)

Car needed

Yes — plan on renting a car

Cost of a kite day

Expensive ($50-120 /day)

Internet

Good (video calls and streaming)

Local infrastructure

Very High Development (crazy fast internet and somewhere to charge my Tesla)
Family friendlyKite shopParty destination

Off-wind activities

  • blow kiting
  • supboarding
  • shopping
  • Paragliding
  • beach kiting
Windguru forecast
Pro tip
Pack an extra smaller kite for the afternoons — many classic spots build through the day. Respect locals and keep the beach clean.
Reviews
Great vibe and reliable wind — this place keeps us coming back every season.