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Neeltje Jans

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Netherlands, Renesse, Middelburg, Netherlands
Coordinates: 51.6289, 3.6880
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There's tide, because it's a spot at North sea. The water is flat when you stay between the sand banks, and there can be some waves in the deeper water. It isn't a shallow spot, because it's at sea, but when you stay between the sand banks it can be fairly shallow. Sandy beach. There are some shells on the sand but not much. There is room enough to safely launch your kite. With high tide however the beach becomes somewhat narrow. Entry: take the entry at the parking lot below the viaduct, not the parking lot where the wind-turbines are. Because it can be crowded there with tourists. The wind is solid here (for Dutch standards anyways), and blows mostly out of Southwest till Northwest. The wind speeds vary from 8 knot days on hot summer days to 25 knots in autumn. Avg: 10-18 knots. Summer (May till mid September): water 14-20°C, air 15-25°C. Cold period (October till April): water 5-8°C, air in average 5-12°C, but can be sub zero as well. Wetsuit always recommended, winter drysuit or 5mm. Water: Flat, Chop, Smallwave, Mediumwave. Features: Parking. Rider ability: Beginner, Intermediate, Expert.

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Wind

9 kn

E · gusts 13 kn

Waves

0.7 m

6s period

Swell

0.6 m

Tide

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Updated 24/08/2026, 03:41:00

Forecast

Mon 24Tue 25Wed 26Thu 27Fri 28Sat 29Sun 30NE00:00E06:00E12:00E18:00E00:00NE06:00E12:00E18:00E00:00S06:00S12:00N18:00E00:00E06:00S12:00SW18:00S00:00SW06:00SW12:00SW18:00SW00:00SW06:00W12:00SW18:00S00:00S06:00SW12:00SW18:00
Wind scale
Max 40 kn
Max 1.5 m waves
Updated 24/08/2026, 03:41:02

Data: Open-Meteo

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There's tide, because it's a spot at North sea. It isn't a shallow spot, because it's at sea, but when you stay between the sand banks it can be fairly shallow. With high tide however the beach becomes somewhat narrow. Because it can be crowded there with tourists.

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