Damgan is a bay-style kitesurfing spot located on the Brittany coast of France, characterized by a sandy beach backed by extensive residential development. The bay opens to the northwest, with the water facing a 45-degree orientation toward the northwest. Rocky headlands protect the bay's eastern and southern sides, creating a sheltered environment. The spot features a shallow, sandy bottom with moderate tidal influence typical of this coastline. Wind conditions are marginal, averaging 8.8 knots with only 17.6% reliability, making consistent sessions unpredictable. Average wave height of 0.66m indicates minimal swell and chop rather than organized waves. Water temperature averages 13.2°C, requiring seasonal wetsuits. Best wind direction is northwest (315°), providing reliable side-shore conditions. The sheltered bay and minimal wave exposure make this suitable for beginners and light-wind practitioners seeking flat-water conditions. Key considerations include tidal range affecting usable water depth, residential area constraints, and the need to monitor wind forecast carefully given low reliability. Rocky areas require cautious navigation.