Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn — Northern Switzerland
The Swiss shore of Lake Constance works in bise (NE along the lake axis) and in westerly fronts, with the Güttingen reference station right on the water. Wide, uncluttered shoreline between Altnau and Romanshorn, harbour infrastructure and the mellow charm of the Thurgau apple coast.
Wind: 10–20 kn · NE, W, SW — Sports: windsurf, wing, kite — Level: all levels — On site: food
Rules: International lake rules (IBMV) apply; keep clear of harbour entries and ferry lines.
Caution: Storm warnings (blinking lights) demand fast exits; long fetch builds real chop.
Frequently asked questions
Which wind direction works best at Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn?
Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn works best with wind from NE, W and SW. The typical sailable range is 10–20 kn.
Is Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn suitable for beginners?
Yes — Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn suits all levels, from beginners to advanced riders. Check the hazards section on this page before your first session.
Which sports can you do at Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn?
Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn is used for windsurfing, wing foiling and kitesurfing. Swiss lakes have binding zoning and shore rules, and some sports are restricted here — see the rules section on this page.
Is there a live webcam at Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn?
Yes — this page shows a live webcam for Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn, together with the measured wind from the nearest MeteoSwiss station and a 3-day forecast.
What facilities are there at Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn?
On site you'll find food & drinks. Main season: Mär–Nov. Opening times vary with the season — check ahead.
What kind of wind blows at Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn?
Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn runs on the bise, the cold north-easterly of the Swiss plateau. This page forecasts that wind system specifically and shows the live reading from the nearest MeteoSwiss station.
Where exactly is Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn?
Bodensee — Altnau/Romanshorn is in Northern Switzerland, Switzerland, 396 m above sea level (47.6150, 9.2600). Use the route button on this page for directions.