Carnac-Plage is a sheltered beach break located on the Bay of Biscay coast in Brittany, France. The spot features a northeast-facing sandy beach with extensive shallow water zones and sandbars that extend well offshore. The area includes lagoons and protected water bodies to the north, with residential development immediately inland. Wind reliability is modest at 21.2%, with average winds around 9 knots favoring westerly and northwesterly directions. Best conditions occur with northwest winds (315°) providing side-shore to side-onshore flow. Water temperatures average 13.3°C, requiring thermal protection year-round. Wave heights average 1.41m in the rough bay environment. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters due to shallow, protected water and sandy bottom. Key considerations include checking tide levels before sessions, avoiding rocky areas and kelp beds, respecting boat traffic zones, and being prepared for low wind days. The spot is accessible with good facilities nearby.