Angelohori

Angelohori is a lagoon-style spot located on the western shore of a protected water body in Greece. The lagoon faces west toward the water, with shallow depths characteristic of enclosed coastal lagoons. The visible dark patches in the satellite imagery indicate extensive seagrass beds and submerged vegetation typical of Mediterranean lagoon ecosystems. This spot offers very flat water conditions (average 0.17m waves) suitable for progression in light winds, though the 7.2% wind reliability presents significant scheduling challenges. The lagoon's enclosed nature limits wind fetch, making conditions highly dependent on local thermal effects. The spot is best suited for beginners and progression kiters seeking flat-water practice areas with minimal swell. Kiters should exercise caution regarding shallow depths, submerged vegetation that may entangle equipment, and variable wind patterns. The protected nature of the lagoon eliminates ocean swell but also restricts wind channeling. Water temperature averaging 17.2°C suggests seasonal viability. Access appears available via existing infrastructure visible on the eastern shore.