Baileys Harbor is a sheltered bay on the eastern shore of Door County, Wisconsin, on Lake Michigan. The spot features a gently sloping sandy bottom with shallow water extending from shore, typical of protected Great Lakes harbors. The coastline faces east toward the open lake, with dense residential development and mixed forest vegetation inland. The harbor provides natural protection from western swells but limits wind exposure due to surrounding land masses. Conditions are most favorable with northerly winds that approach from side-shore angles. The shallow, protected water and gentle conditions make this suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking calm-water practice. Wind reliability is notably low at 5%, and average winds of 7.1 knots are marginal for consistent kitesurfing. The presence of residential docks, boats, and swimmers during warm months requires careful awareness. Best conditions occur during spring and fall when wind patterns strengthen and recreational water traffic decreases. Riders should scout tide conditions and respect property lines along the developed shoreline.