Gammelmark

Gammelmark (at Dynt Strand) is a small, sand-based beach spot on shallow, clean water with small waves and light-to-moderate chop. The shallow zone creates a large standing area close to shore, which is why the launch is described as easy and especially useful for beginners looking to progress in controlled conditions. Wind is most favorable in the main April-to-October season and comes from a consistent set of directions: NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE, and NW. Providers describe a seasonal thermal/sea-breeze enhancement that tends to strengthen from midday into the evening on clearer days, with moderate gustiness. Typical session planning is built around roughly 10–25 knots, with wind reliability described as moderate. Safety planning is important: hazards explicitly mentioned include ships, a bridge, and scattered stones/rocks (particularly near the shallows). During summer, the campsite swimming area can increase interactions, and no-kite zones may apply near the primary swimming beach—so setup and launch/ride boundaries should be handled conservatively. Facilities are tied closely to the adjacent camping area, including showers, toilets, and a restaurant/kiosk option. Seasonal water temperatures run cold-to-mild (roughly 8–13°C in spring up to about 18–23°C in peak summer), and a wetsuit is described as necessary throughout the year; winter/early shoulder season may require a thicker suit and additional cold-water accessories like boots, gloves, and a mask.