Altlußheim

I found that "Altlußheim" refers to the "Blausee" (Blausee Altlußheim / Badesee Blausee between Altlußheim and Neulußheim) in the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis area of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The coordinates 49.3017, 8.4992 match this location near the Rhine, south of Mannheim. The search results mention this is a bathing lake (Badesee/Baggersee) between Alt- and Neulußheim, with a kiosk for snacks. The spotnetz.de page for Baden-Württemberg confirms there are many gravel pit lakes (Baggerseen) along the Rhine in the Karlsruhe area suitable for windsurfing. The Outdooractive page specifically mentions this as "Badesee Blausee Altlußheim." Based on what I've found, this is a small former gravel pit lake (Baggersee) called the Blausee, located between Altlußheim and Neulußheim in the Rhine-Neckar district of Baden-Württemberg. It is a recreational lake used for swimming and watersports. The article from Heidelberg24 mentions it as a popular destination, with a kiosk on site but no specific surf school or surf shop mentioned. Wind conditions in this flat Rhine plain area are typical of southwestern Germany — predominantly SW winds, also suitable with NE. Based on all gathered information, I can now compose the answer. The spot is the Blausee (Badesee Blausee) near Altlußheim in the Rhine-Neckar district, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It's a former gravel-pit lake used for recreational watersports including windsurfing/SUP. No dedicated surf school, surf shop, or named beach club was found in the search results — only a kiosk for snacks. The lake area is flat-water, suitable for beginners and improvers. Wind is unreliable in this inland location, typical for southwestern Germany (predominantly SW, also NE/E). LAND: Germany WIND: SW, W, NE The Altlußheim watersport spot is located at the Blausee ("Blue Lake"), a former gravel-pit lake (Baggersee) situated between the villages of Altlußheim and Neulußheim in the Rhine-Neckar district of Baden-Württemberg, southwestern Germany, close to the Rhine floodplain. The lake offers calm, flat water conditions typical of sheltered inland gravel pits, making it particularly suitable for windsurfing and stand-up paddling in light to moderate winds. Like most spots in this flat Rhine plain, wind is unreliable and predominantly comes from the southwest or northeast; strong wind days are rare and usually associated with passing weather systems. The lake is primarily a recreational and bathing area, with a kiosk on site providing snacks and refreshments, as well as sanitary facilities and a campsite available to clubs and school groups. No