Assinie Estuary is a river delta system located on Ivory Coast's Atlantic coast where the Assinie River meets the ocean. The spot features a complex network of shallow lagoons, mangrove-lined channels, and sandbar formations typical of West African deltaic environments. The estuary faces west toward the Atlantic, with side-shore winds from the north or south providing optimal conditions. Water depths are generally shallow (1-3 meters), limiting wave development to 1.27m average, making this suitable for beginners and progression riders. The spot offers protected conditions compared to open ocean, though tidal movements and river currents require awareness. Best conditions occur during dry season wind patterns with northern approach winds. Kiters should expect muddy water, vegetation obstacles in shallower areas, and variable bathymetry. The 5.1-knot average wind is marginal; stronger winds from seasonal patterns are necessary for consistent riding. Local knowledge of tidal cycles and safe channels is valuable for navigation.