Ayguade is a protected bay on France's Mediterranean coast near Hyères, characterized by relatively shallow, sheltered waters. The coastline faces southeast, with the beach and residential area occupying the southern shore. The bay is enclosed by peninsulas and development, limiting direct ocean swell exposure and creating a lagoon-like environment with sandbars and shallow zones. This spot suits beginner to early intermediate kiters due to its protected nature and light wind conditions (average 8.2 knots). Best wind comes from the northeast (side-shore), though wind reliability is low at 16.2%. The shallow, warm Mediterranean waters (average 17°C) make it accessible for learning, but the limited fetch distance means wave heights remain minimal (0.63m average). Kiters should be aware of variable bottom conditions, seasonal bather presence, and the enclosed bay dynamics that can create unpredictable wind patterns. Most suitable during spring/summer when onshore thermal breezes develop.