Zeebrugge – Icarus (west jetty)

Belgium · Kitesurf · Windsurf · Surfing

  • Best winds SW, W, NW
  • Level Pro
  • Water Waves
  • Best months Oct–Apr

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Zeebrugge – Icarus (West Mole) is a kitesurf, windsurf and surf spot in Belgium. The best-known wave spot on the Belgian coast, next to the harbour's large western breakwater; works with SW to NW and over 25 kn. On good days 3 m waves, 4 m also occur; heavy surf. Surf club Icarus on the beach between Zeebrugge and Blankenberge, plenty of parking, railway station almost on the beach.

The spot works best with wind from SW, W, NW; the windiest period is Oct–Apr. Depending on the swell there are waves. It suits advanced riders.

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⚠︎ Hazards

Watch out for: Strong current towards the concrete blocks of the breakwater. Big surf. Offshore with SE.

All information without guarantee. Please check locally whether kiting, windsurfing, winging or surfing is currently allowed here – protected areas, swimming zones and seasonal closures change. You go on the water at your own risk.

Frequently asked questions

Is Zeebrugge – Icarus (west jetty) suitable for beginners?

Not really. According to the spot info, Zeebrugge – Icarus (west jetty) is a spot for Pro (water: Waves).

Which wind works at Zeebrugge – Icarus (west jetty)?

Best with wind from SW, W, NW.

When is the best time for Zeebrugge – Icarus (west jetty)?

The best months are considered to be Oct–Apr.

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