Aydincik Beach

Aydincik Beach is located in a protected bay on the Turkish Aegean coast, facing southeast toward open water. The spot comprises a shallow lagoon system with sandy beaches fronting residential development, transitioning to deeper water offshore. The bay's sheltered geometry provides protection from large swells but limits wind consistency—average wind of 10.1 knots with only 32.4% reliability indicates marginal wind conditions. Water is typically choppy rather than organized swell. The shallow lagoon and surrounding infrastructure make this primarily a beginner-friendly location, suitable for those learning in protected conditions. Best wind direction is from the northeast (45°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. Kiters should be aware of shallow areas, potential obstructions near the developed shoreline, and variable water conditions. The low wind reliability means sessions may be unpredictable. Water temperature averaging 17.3°C suggests a wetsuit is advisable. This spot works best as a training location during favorable wind windows rather than a destination for consistent progression.