Boyardville

Boyardville is situated on the Atlantic coast of southwestern France, occupying a northeast-facing bay with a sandy beach environment. The spot features a wide, gently sloping sandy beach with shallow water conditions, making it accessible but requiring awareness of tidal flats and sandbars. The bay orientation provides some natural wind funneling and protection from larger ocean swells. Visible infrastructure including residential areas and what appears to be industrial/commercial zones indicate active coastal usage. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds that approach side-shore from the dominant direction. The low average wind reliability (16.7%) and modest wave heights (0.96m) suggest this is a mild-condition location suitable primarily for beginners and lighter wind days. Kiters should be prepared for shallow water management, monitor tidal changes that affect water depth and current strength, and be aware of the populated coastal zone. The spot works best during neap tide cycles when water depth is more consistent.