Barbuda / Coco Point

Coco Point is a remote beach break located on Barbuda's northeastern coast, facing northeast into open Atlantic waters. The spot features a narrow sandy beach bordered by dense vegetation, with shallow reef systems and rocky formations visible in the turquoise shallows. Water clarity reveals complex bathymetry with multiple patch reefs and coral heads requiring local knowledge to navigate safely. The 13.5-knot average wind with 68.5% reliability provides consistent conditions, though the exposed northeast-facing orientation offers limited wind direction options. Side-shore winds from the northwest (315°) or southeast (135°) would be ideal for safe kiting, with northwest winds aligning better with typical Atlantic trade wind patterns in this region. This spot suits intermediate to advanced kiters comfortable with reef awareness and navigating around obstacles. The narrow beach and dense vegetation limit space for setup and recovery. Wave heights average 1.44m, providing moderate conditions. Accessing this remote location requires boat access or difficult overland travel, making it suitable for committed local riders or organized expeditions rather than casual visitors.