Bwokwodda Beach

Bwokwodda Beach is located in the Marshall Islands and features a shallow lagoon system protected by reef formations, with dense mangrove vegetation covering the interior. The coastline faces northeast toward a lagoon environment that transitions to open ocean beyond the reef line. This spot combines lagoon and ocean conditions, offering a sheltered practice area with variable wind exposure depending on location within the lagoon. The lagoon provides flatter water suitable for skill development, while the reef-protected outer zone offers slightly more challenging conditions. Wind reliability at 66.3% with average 13.4 knots suggests seasonal variability typical of tropical locations. Side-shore winds from the northwest (315°) would be ideal for this northeast-facing coast. Average wave heights of 1.55m indicate modest swell energy, useful for intermediate kiters working on technique. The spot suits intermediate riders seeking protected lagoon conditions to progress skills. Strong tidal flows and scattered shallow areas require local knowledge. Exit and entry points are constrained by vegetation. Best sessions occur during consistent trade wind periods with offshore flow patterns.