Bimini Kitebeach

Bimini Kitebeach is a shallow lagoon break located along the eastern shore of North Bimini Island in the Bahamas. The spot features a gradual bottom transition from deep ocean to extensive shallow flats protected by natural reef formations. The lagoon setting creates choppy, wind-driven water conditions rather than organized swell. The shallow depth (typically 1-3 meters) and enclosed nature make this ideal for beginners and intermediate riders. Best wind conditions occur with south and southeasterly winds that blow parallel to the coastline. The 40.9% wind reliability reflects seasonal variability typical of subtropical locations. Water remains warm year-round but is most stable during winter months. Riders should be aware of scattered reef patches and coral heads visible from the air, requiring careful navigation. The confined lagoon limits fetch, resulting in small average waves (0.61m) but manageable chop. Local knowledge of channel locations and tidal patterns is valuable. This spot suits riders developing skills in shallow water and those seeking protected conditions with steady thermal winds.