In the old days, Hamburg was known for
a large ship grounded on the chalk reef in the water. Today it has been removed and there shouldn't be something left in the water. Super windsurf/kitesurf/wingsurf spot with long lefts
down the line waves. With an offshore wind, you can also find a wave to surf
and sup. Be aware that there are stones in the water and there may well be some current.

The eastern end of Vandet Sø is one of Denmark's best spots for windsurfing and kitesurfing. There is easy access with one bathing bridge all the way down to water level, so it is easy to get equipment in and out of the water. It is the perfect place to learn and windsurf, wingsurf and stand up paddle
before you are skilled enough for the North Sea. As a beginner, you must be careful not to go too far out with offshore winds.

Bøgsted Rende is one of Thy national parks most beautiful areas. A beach break that pumps when the sand is just right. Often the waves here are bigger than in Vorupør and sometimes with alot of current. Seen working on all wave directions from south to north east. It has to be either
offshore wind or no wind.

North of the river far down in Vorupør bay lies Dead Man's. Free of the long pier, the waves in Vorupør are often the biggest after the river. The spot potentially works in all wave directions but is usually
best with waves from the southwest. The wind should preferably be from the south, southwest to
southeast or no wind. Dead mans is a wave of good power that breaks over sandy bottom. Be aware that it can go from deep to shallow water quickly

Lille mole (from the small pier up towards dead mans is one of the most consistent wave spots in Cold Hawaii. It is a super spot for surf school, beginners and easy practiced. When the sandbanks are good, from time to time it is a super fun shortboard wave with good power. The spot can withstand a lot of wind and there is usually no current. Be careful not to get too close to the stones on the small pier.

Big pier is one of the few spots that works when it is very windy from the west/northwest. The spot goes from the big pier to the small pier. It is a left wave that can be surfed with both longboards and shortboards. Big pier is one of the most consistent spots in Cold Hawaii, and can almost work for surfing in any kind of wind if there is a swell.

The south side is a powerful wave with deep water until the wave breaks. The spot works potentially in every wave directions but is usually best from west to northeast. It doesn't work very often but
sometimes delivers some super nice short board waves that demand some experience. Often there is a heavy shorebreak to navigate with when you have to go in and out. Be aware of currents and a heavy shorebreak.

Stenbjerg, just south of Vorupør, is a beach break with sandy bottom. It potentially works in all wave directions from the south to the northeast and often delivers some super fun waves for both longboard and short board. The spot usually only works with off-shore winds or when the wind is light. There is often quite a bit of current, as well as rocks in the water that you have to be aware of.

Lyngby is one of the most uncrowded spots in Cold Hawaii. It is a beach break with a sandy bottom that has a reputation to deliver powerful waves and barrels when the sand is right. The spot potentially works in all wave directions from south to northeast. The spot works
usually only with off-shore winds or when the wind is light, but can also work in northerly winds.

The entire coastline from the end of the limfjord to a few kilometers north of Agger is protected by piers. The piers just below Agger city are often called black houses. It potentially works in
all wave directions and depends on whether there are any good sandbanks. The spot
works in off-shore winds or in light winds.

Long pier south of Agger city is a legendary spot where you can surf, windsurf, kitesurf and wing surf. The spot usually only works with waves from south to west. The wind direction must be south to southeast for all disciplines for the spot to work. There is often a heavy shore break to navigate through. Be aware of strong currents and the heavy shore break.

Middels is one of Northern Europe's best
windsurf/kitesurf/wingsurf wave spot. The seabed is limestone which gives a
constant seabed that contributes to the good conditions. Middles are also a great spot for
surf and SUP. It doesn't often work for surf and SUP, but when it does
you will find long left waves with good power. It's often bigger than what it looks like from the beach. Be aware that there are stones in the water and there can often be a little current.

The fishmeal is a fantastic longboard
wave for surf and sup. A soft wave that rolls far on the good days that are
perfectly suited for the slightly experienced and anyone who loves longboards. The fishmeal is
also a great spot for windsurfing/kitesurfing/wingsurfing. The fishmeal is probably that
most sailed spot in all of Denmark. Be aware that there are stones in the water and there may be currents at the small pier on windy days.

Fakir is a super nice wave when it works. Depending on the wind direction, you can surf both along the new pier after the harbor extension, on the south side of the Roshage pier or on a sandbank in between the piers. It can be both a super longboard wave and a big powerful shortboard wave. Be aware of currents, especially at the piers.

Fischerman's corner is a wave with a lot of power and a heavy shore break. Klaus our Surf Pro godfather named the spot back in 97/98, and we're a little proud of that. It usually only plays ball 5 times a year with big waves from the NE. The waves break close by the beach so it's pretty spectacular to watch. Cool wave for an expert surfer.

The Tolderstien is a sandbar that is constantly shifting. When it's small, it's a great beginner's place, but when it grows, the wave can become hollow and with a big shore break. Be aware that there can be a lot of current in the bay, and a violent shore break.

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. Be aware that there is some large rocks in the water right in front of the small pier and that is also where you go in the water, so be careful.

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 holds the reef static in position. Be aware that the reef consists of stones and mussels and that it can be very shallow.

Bunkers is known as one of Denmark's best waves. Bunkers work when there is ground swell from the northwest and offshore winds. When the wind is calm, Bunkers can deliver a super fun wave for both longboard and short board. With wind from the south or northeast, it is also a good spot for
windsurf/kitesurf/windsurf. Be aware of rocks in the water.