Cabrillo Beach is a protected sandy beach break located at the southern tip of San Pedro Peninsula in Los Angeles Harbor. The beach faces south-southwest into a large harbor basin, with a prominent breakwater pier defining the northern boundary. The spot is sheltered by surrounding infrastructure, making it suitable for lighter wind conditions and beginners. The beach offers relatively small, consistent waves with manageable water conditions. Best wind conditions arrive from the southeast to east, providing side-shore alignment parallel to the beach. The spot works well during summer months when sea breezes develop. Water is typically calm due to harbor protection, making it ideal for learning kitesurfing skills without intense wave dynamics. The main considerations include the pier structure limiting the northern riding area, boat traffic from the active harbor, and the generally small wave size (averaging under 1m). This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking protected conditions with easy beach access and minimal heavy weather exposure.