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About this spot
Łeba is a resort town on the open Baltic coast, next to the famous moving dunes of Słowiński National Park. The long, wide sandy beaches east and west of the harbour face the open sea, so northerly winds bring waves breaking over sandbars — one of the better wave and jumping spots on the Polish coast.
The beach faces north: north-west, north and north-east winds are onshore to side-onshore and the safe directions; west and east run cross-shore and get gusty. Anything with south in it is offshore and dangerous. Avoid the harbour moles and the Łeba river mouth, where currents and boat traffic concentrate. Rip currents run between sandbars and the shore break can be heavy.
In summer the beach is very busy with swimmers; ride away from guarded zones. Parking is paid in town; cafés and accommodation are plentiful. Parts of the coast belong to the national park, where kiting may be restricted — check locally.
3-day forecast
Speed / gusts in knots. Colour = rideability for this spot. Bottom row = recommended kite size for your weight — not recommended outside this spot's 14–32 kn range.
Conditions
- Water
- waves, choppy
- Depth
- Sandbars with deep troughs
- Seabed
- sand
- Skill
- intermediate, expert
- Beginners
- Not for beginners — intermediate and up
- Wind range
- 14 kn – 32 kn
Access & parking
Łeba town beaches, east or west of the harbour moles.
Parking: Paid parking in town near beach entrances.
Amenities
- Resort town facilities
- Cafés & accommodation
- Lifeguards in season
Needs local verification: Details compiled from general sources and not yet confirmed by local riders — check launch, parking and current rules on site. No spot-specific webcam verified; links go to Windy's nearby cams and wind map.
Local hazards
- Southerly winds are offshore
- Rip currents and shore break
- Harbour moles and river-mouth current
- National park restrictions
- Swimmers in summer