Buenhombre is a protected lagoon system on the north coast of Dominican Republic, characterized by shallow waters, mangrove-lined shores, and river delta features. The spot consists of shallow bays with varying depths, sandbars, and freshwater influence from the river mouths visible in the satellite image. The lagoon orientation faces northeast toward the Atlantic, with side-shore conditions available from easterly and westerly winds. The extremely low wind reliability (12.9%) and modest average wave height (1.00m) indicate this is primarily a flat-water venue suited for learning and progression rather than wave riding. Waters are relatively protected from ocean swell by the reef structures visible offshore. Ideal conditions occur with trade winds from the east-southeast. This spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking calm, protected water. Key considerations include shallow draft requirements, navigating around shallow areas and sandbars, awareness of river current influences, and respecting the mangrove ecosystem. Summer months may bring reduced wind reliability.