Point perfect

Point Perfect is a small pier that can create a perfect left wave on days when everything else doesn't work.

Rarely grows more than 1 m high.

There may be some large stones in the water right in front of the small pier and that is also where you go in the water, so be careful.

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Klitmøller Reef

Klitmøller Reef consists of a reef that runs 50 m south of NASA (local surf club) and around to the north side of the clubhouse. It creates some really good and stable conditions because the reef consists of large stones and clams that hold the reef.

The reef consists of stones and mussels and can be very shallow.

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Tolderstien

The Tolderstien is a sandbar that is constantly shifting. When it is small it is a great starting place, but when it grows it can become hollow and with a large shore break.

There can be a lot of current in the bay and a violent shore break.

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Fishermans corner

Fishermans corner is a wave that breaks close to the shore and has a lot of water in it. It only works with nø swell. The way to get down to the spot is by following the large iron pipe over the pier.

It's a wave with a lot of water in it, so remember to get off in time, otherwise you'll end up in the gravel.

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Fakir

Fakir has its name because there are concrete pieces with iron along the coast and just the first few meters into the water. It is a super nice wave when it works, but can be a bit round in it, so the spot is very suitable for SUP, large surfboards or kayaks. It can also be a super windsurf and kite spot. There is packaging right where the port stops.

There is always a little outgoing current and then there are large stones in the water for the first 10 m out.

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Fishfactory

Fishfactory is a good wave when all else fails with winds from westerly directions. However, it can smell a bit because of the fishmeal factory, which is also the reason for Spotte's name. the place where you surf is just west of the small pier and then a little further out.

There are some large stones in the water so at high tide you cannot see them.

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Middles

Middles is a super windsurf and kite spot. There is plenty of room for rigging, plus there is plenty of space on the water, whether you are a beginner or experienced. It can also be a super surf and SUP spot, especially in winter when we can have a big wave period and all other spots are messy.

There can be a lot of current going NE along the coast. there are also large rocks in the water plus clams.

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Hamburg

In the old days, Hamburg was known for a large ship lying in the water. It has been removed today and there should be nothing left in the water. super windsurf and kite spot.

- there are stones in the water.

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Bunkers

Bunkers got its name because of all the bunkers on the beach. the spot is divided into the bunker's reef itself and the bunker's break. I LOVE THAT SPOT

Bunker's reef consists of rocks and clams. Bunker's beach break consists of sand.

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Dead mans

Dead man's lies up in the bay in Vorupør where the stream flows out. It is a spot with power that breaks on a sandy bottom.

There can be a lot of current N on plus there is a lot of power in the wave because it breaks hollow.

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The small pier Vorupør

The small pier Vorupør is a small pier that can create a nice left wave. You jump into the water just south of the pier and paddle around it.

Watch out for the pier, it hits hard.

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The big pier Vorupør

The large pier in Vorupør can withstand a lot of wind and is therefore a very popular spot when it is windy, but can also be fantastic in calm weather. You jump into the water by walking south of the pier halfway out there are some holes where you can go under the pier, you choose the last hole. Remember there are large stones in the water right where you jump in.

There can be a strong current along the pier plus there are rocks right inside the corner.

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The south side Vorupør

The south side of the large pier has a deep underground all the way under land, which gives a very strong wave right on land. super higher wave.

There is a hard shore break.

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Stenbjerg

Stenbjerg is not a place where many surfers, but it is worth checking out.

There are rocks in the water plus current that goes N on it.

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Lyngby

Lyngby is a completely straight piece of coast, so the waves need to come along the coast. it's a super fast wave with lots of power in it.

There is always plenty of current that goes N on - plus there is a wave that can even move a very grown man around.

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Agger city area

The Agger town area is full of spots that stretch from the last pier north of the tang to all the piers south of the town. All these spots change all the time because of the sand migration that takes place, so you have to drive around a bit and check out the piers. The area north of the last pier on the tang can be a good windsurf and kite spot.

There may be plenty of electricity in the area.

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The large pier Agger

The large pier in Agger is known for a strong shore break and large waves. It really is a place for people who are in control of their skills in the sea. Spottet offers fantastic wave riding for all disciplines. It works best for windsurfing and kites when the wind is S-SE.

It is a place with a lot of current and a strong shore break.

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Casper's gut

Casper's intestine is named after a doctor who has been employed at Thisted hospital. He always drove there and therefore surfed the name. It's a spot you typically drive to when everything else is blown to pieces, but there can easily be days when it plays to the max without the wind being wild and violent. The spot requires relatively large waves. The waves work best when the current enters the fjord.

There is a strong current in the canal because all the Limfjorden's water has to go in and out twice a day.

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Høfde Q

Høfde Q acts like a small point break. You enter the water on the inside of the south-facing pier and then paddle straight out into the takeoff zone. Super cool wave but requires wind and waves from N-NE.

You have to be careful not to get in front of the southern jetty and lie down, as you can be washed up by the jetty if a larger set arrives.

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Thorsminde

Thorsminde is a small fishing village where you surf on the south side of the harbor outlet. the main spot is right along the harbor pier, but there are more spots in the next few km. down the coast which works just as well. I LOVE THAT SPOT.

The wave can be very strong plus there can be a lot of current.

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Bøgsted Rende

Bøgstedrende is a straight piece of coast which is very vulnerable to wind when it comes to surf. There is no windsurfing or kiting there. There is a true bottom.

There can be a lot of current plus there is a lot of power in the wave. Reminds me a bit of Lyngby.

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