Barcaggio is a small bay located on the northeastern coast of Corsica, France, characterized by rocky terrain and forested terrain meeting turquoise waters. The bay faces northeast (45°), opening toward deeper Mediterranean waters. The spot features a natural enclosure created by rocky headlands, which provides some wind acceleration but also creates variable conditions depending on direction. With average winds of 8.7 knots and low reliability at 21.2%, this location is inconsistent for kitesurfing. The water exhibits rough-chop conditions with modest 0.84m average waves, indicating relatively protected conditions compared to open ocean. Hazards include submerged and exposed rocks throughout the bay, shallow zones near shore, and wind shadow effects from coastal cliffs. Best wind approaches from the northwest (315°) to provide side-shore conditions. This spot suits intermediate riders comfortable navigating technical rocky terrain and variable wind patterns. Water temperature averages 17.9°C, requiring seasonal consideration. The narrow bay entrance concentrates water flow, potentially creating stronger currents during wind events.