Bonne Anse at La Palmyre is a sheltered bay on France's Atlantic coast, characterized by a northwest-facing shoreline protected by extensive residential development and forest. The spot features a working marina with organized mooring fields, indicating managed recreational water use. The bay's shallow waters and visible sandbar formations create a protected but confined riding area. Wind reliability is notably low at 14.9%, making consistent sessions infrequent. Average wind speeds of 8.1 knots are marginal for kitesurfing. The spot suits beginners when wind conditions align, offering relatively calm, enclosed waters with minimal swell (1.3m average). However, the marina infrastructure, boat traffic, and shallow drafts present navigation challenges. Best conditions occur with northeast to east winds providing side-shore angles. Water temperature averages 14.4°C, requiring thermal protection year-round. The restricted fetch and sheltered nature limit wave development but reduce hazard exposure. This spot is best suited for light-wind practice rather than progression, with careful attention to boat movements and shallow-water obstacles.