Teichhof (Fehmarn)

Teichhof (Fehmarn) is a compact Baltic Sea wave launch area on the north/east side of Fehmarn that produces small-to-medium wave conditions with NW and NE wind directions. Water is described as clean, but the riding happens very close to shore, with only minimal space to stand and manage transitions. For wind sports, the main performance window is spring and autumn: March through May, and then again September through November are listed as best months for suitable winds. Typical wind strength is given as roughly 12–30 knots, and providers describe the wind as arriving very cleanly over open water, with additional power on the waves when wind is from the North-West or North-East. Safety is a core issue at this spot. Waves break directly on the beach because there are no offshore sandbars, and shorebreak is described as moderate while rocks and large stones make entry and exit hazardous. Deep water is also reported to start very close to shore, further limiting room for mistakes during launching, water starts, or retrieval. Kitesurfing specifically is flagged as prohibited or restricted in the immediate area by multiple records. For riders who still consider it, the guidance is to check local signage/restrictions before launching and to plan for a very narrow, stone-filled launch with a shorebreak-driven difficulty level. Overall, the spot is positioned more toward experienced riders who can handle a cramped, hazard-heavy beach rather than beginners.