Kitesurfing Texel Dijkmanshuizen
Texel - Dijkmanshuizen, in the Wadden region. The wind right now, the best moment today, the tide and what kind of spot it is.
SpotWadden regionUpdated 2026-09-20
The whole week hour by hour, with the kite size for your weight.
01Which wind direction works at Texel Dijkmanshuizen
Wind from the southeast blows straight onto the beach. Safe is wind from northeast (50°) through southeast to southwest (220°).
- Side-onshore 65° to 115° and 155° to 205°: the best angle: you ride back and forth easily and the wind pushes you back to the sand.
- Straight onshore 115° to 155°: safe, you always wash up on the beach, but getting away from the shore takes effort.
- Side-shore 50° to 65° and 205° to 220°: good to ride, but you do not drift back by yourself; stay close to the shore.
- Offshore 220° to 50°: the wind blows you out to sea; Kitewind does not count these hours as a session.
Everything outside that is offshore: the wind blows you out to sea. Why that is the biggest risk.
02What kind of spot Texel Dijkmanshuizen is
Wadden SeaShallow waterKiting from 1 April to 1 OctoberSharp shells
| Water | Wadden Sea, with short chop. |
|---|---|
| Depth | Shallow. You can stand. |
| Bottom and beach | There are sharp shells on the bottom, so bring water shoes. There is little room to launch and land. |
| Zones | On the Wadden Sea, the municipality only allows kitesurfing at Dijkmanshuizen, from 1 April to 1 October. The rest of the year kitesurfing is banned. |
Rules and zones change: always read the signs on the beach.
03Tide and current
Tide: Rijkswaterstaat, station Texel Oudeschild. Current: station Texel Oudeschild. Not including the surge from wind.
04Is it better somewhere nearby
Within 60 km, 12 knots or more right now, from a direction that is safe there.
05Texel Dijkmanshuizen on the map
06The spot at a glance
| Spot | Texel - Dijkmanshuizen |
|---|---|
| Region | Wadden region |
| Type of spot | beach |
| Wind straight onshore | southeast (135°) |
| Safe wind range | from northeast (50°) through southeast to southwest (220°) |
| Location | 53.0649, 4.8734 on the map |