Asnelles is a beach break located on the Normandy coast in northern France, facing north toward the English Channel. The spot features a sandy beach with extensive shallow water zones and visible sandbar formations. The residential development immediately inland limits the usable area and introduces proximity concerns. With average wind speeds of 9.1 knots and low reliability at 22.3%, this spot experiences marginal conditions for consistent kitesurfing. Average wave height of 0.52m indicates small, choppy water typical of protected beach areas. Side-shore winds from the east provide the safest riding angle, though wind availability is a significant limiting factor. The shallow, sandy conditions make this suitable primarily for beginners and progression riders seeking a protected learning environment. Kiters should expect variable conditions, limited wave development, and must carefully manage tidal changes that significantly affect water depth and sandbar positioning. Best sessions occur during higher wind events, which are infrequent at this location.