Mullerup Havn (Kalundborg)

Mullerup Havn is a small, clean water launch on West Zealand, offering shallow sandy bottom conditions and generally small waves. It’s commonly used for kitesurfing, with the shallow flat-water environment making it suitable for freeride and foil riding; windsurfing is also reported as feasible, particularly when winds are westerly. Wind performance is reported for the S through NW sector, typically in the summer-to-shoulder months with best wind months in March, April, May, September, October, and November. Typical wind is described around the low-to-mid teens up to the low twenties in knots, with one source indicating a moderate reliability profile. Gust behavior is not fully consistent across providers (some describe moderate gusts; others describe lighter gusts). The main on-water safety concern is the harbor mole/pier: multiple sources emphasize avoiding the mole, especially when maneuvering close to shore or near the pier area. Additional considerations include vessel traffic near the harbor entrance and shallow-water hazards/rocks reported near the shallows. Riders should also be mindful of other beach users, with specific caution called out for June and July. Access is generally straightforward with parking available just north of the harbor and on-site/nearby amenities such as toilets/showers and food. Rescue resources are described as not being dedicated on-site, so emergency readiness (calling 112 when needed) is important. Water temperature varies widely through the year, with much colder winter conditions and warmer peak-summer temperatures, so wetsuit planning matters—especially around spring/autumn shoulder seasons.