Tremt

Tremt is a small, flat-water kitesurfing spot on the Strelasund that comes into its own when southerly winds (SE, SSE, S) are blowing—conditions that are often harder to find at other regional launches. The water is generally described as cloudy/fair, and the riding area is very shallow over a large standing stretch extending roughly a couple of hundred meters offshore. The launch and setup are constrained: the grassy launch area is narrow with limited space, and launching commonly involves stepping into the water to avoid nearby vegetation. Wind performance is described as moderate overall, with gustiness reported as steady to moderate, and reliability can drop near the shore from turbulence or wind blocking for northerly components (wind is most consistently favorable from the southerly sector). Safety is the dominant concern. Fishing nets (often Stellnetze) and stones/submerged rocks are consistently highlighted hazards, and the nets may be hard to notice. Practical guidance emphasizes checking for nets before going too far out and using protective footwear—neoprene boots are strongly recommended because of the rocky/stone bottom and shallow depth. For kitesurfing, Tremt is positioned primarily for freeride and progression in flat conditions (with some freestyle value). Windsurfing can also work, but the stones and shallow water increase fin-related risk. Wingfoiling is considered very limited due to extensive shallow depth and the likelihood of foil damage from rocks; riders may need to walk several hundred meters for deeper water suitable for longer masts.