Burç Beach is located on the northeastern coast of Turkey along the Sea of Marmara, forming a sheltered bay environment. The spot features a sandy beach with shallow water conditions and multiple sandbars visible in the satellite imagery. The surrounding landscape includes residential developments, agricultural areas, and some industrial structures, limiting the usable riding area. The bay orientation (facing northeast) creates a protected environment suitable for lighter wind conditions. Best wind conditions occur from the northwest, providing side-shore conditions. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate kiters due to shallow water and protected conditions, though the low wind reliability (12%) means sessions are infrequent. Water temperatures average 15.8°C, requiring appropriate wetsuits. Wave heights average only 0.85m with rough-chop characteristics typical of enclosed bays. Kiters should expect variable wind due to surrounding topography and vegetation, and be aware of development constraints and potential shallow water hazards. Summer months may offer better consistency than winter.