Altona Coastal Park is situated on the northern shore of Port Phillip Bay near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This urban beach break offers protected bay conditions with shallow, choppy water characteristics. The coastline faces southwest into the bay, making northeast winds ideal for side-shore conditions. The spot is sheltered by the bay's geography, resulting in consistently small wave heights (average 0.42m) and minimal swell. Industrial infrastructure including storage facilities and a nearby desalination plant are visible inland. The area functions primarily as a flatwater training zone rather than a traditional kitesurfing destination. Wind reliability is notably low at 3.1%, making consistent sessions challenging. The shallow bay waters and protected nature make this spot suitable for beginners and progression riders in calm conditions. However, the limited wind, small waves, and urban setting mean experienced kiters seeking challenging conditions would find better options elsewhere. Access is straightforward with nearby facilities, making it practical for learning and flat-water tricks during optimal wind windows.