Balmedie Beach is located on the northeast coast of Scotland along the North Sea, facing east toward open ocean waters. The spot features a wide sandy beach with gentle sloping characteristics, backed by pastoral farmland and scattered vegetation. The beach break offers relatively sheltered conditions with modest wave heights averaging 0.86m, making it suitable for beginners developing foundational skills. Side-shore winds from the north or south provide optimal conditions, with northerly winds being preferable for consistent sessions. The area experiences low wind reliability at 28.4%, requiring patience for suitable conditions. Water temperatures average 9.2°C, necessitating appropriate thermal protection. The spot's main appeal lies in its accessibility and beginner-friendly conditions rather than challenging wave quality. Kiters should be aware of shallow water extending from the shore and potential ground hazards on the beach approach. Local agricultural activity and fencing may impact beach access and setup areas. Best suited for learners and recreational riders seeking calm, manageable conditions to practice fundamental techniques.