Wind Days = % of days with 12–35 knot average wind speed (ideal kiting conditions). Based on 4 years of historical weather data.
0%
Avg Wind Days
year-round
4.7kts
Avg Wind
year-round
26°
Avg Temp
feels 30°
4yrs
Data History
analyzed
Spot Overview
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BaySpot Type
BeginnerSkill Level
Partially sheltered coastline with moderate, varied conditions
About This Spot
Bahía de Cañete is a shallow bay on Cuba's north coast facing east toward the Atlantic. The spot features a wide sandy beach backed by mangrove forests with a river delta on the western side. The bay has extensive shallow areas with visible sandbars and a gradual slope, making it suitable for beginners. Wind conditions are marginal, with an average of only 4.7 knots and very low reliability (0.1%), indicating this is not a consistent kitesurfing destination. Average wave heights of 1.13m suggest protected conditions with minimal ocean swell penetration. The best wind direction would be northerly (around 0°), which provides side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The shallow, murky water with sandbars and river discharge requires careful navigation. This spot suits beginners practicing in light wind conditions but lacks the consistent wind needed for regular sessions. Water temperatures average 26.1°C year-round. The spot is better suited for exploring during rare favorable wind windows rather than planning dedicated trips.