Con Son Island

Con Son Island's bay faces northwest into protected waters, creating a sheltered launch and ride area. The bay is characterized by shallow depths, visible submerged features, and moderate chop typical of Southeast Asian tropical waters. A pier extends from the developed northern shore, providing a reference point but requiring navigation awareness. The 0.74m average wave height and 11.1-knot winds indicate light, consistent conditions suitable for beginners and progression riders. Wind reliability at 40.4% suggests seasonal variability; northeast or east winds provide ideal side-shore conditions. The choppy water texture indicates either wind-against-current effects or shallow-water dynamics common in bays. Water temperature averaging 27.6°C is warm and comfortable. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking protected conditions with manageable wind patterns. Key considerations include staying clear of the pier structure, avoiding submerged obstacles visible in satellite imagery, monitoring boat traffic, and timing sessions during reliable wind windows. The shallow bay limits advanced wave riding but provides safety margins for learning.