East Worthing/Lancing is a south-facing beach break along the Sussex coast in southern England. The spot features a sandy beach backed by residential and light industrial development, with a notable park visible in the northern section. Water conditions are typically choppy due to limited fetch and shallow nearshore bathymetry. The beach is relatively exposed to southerly swells but provides moderate protection from northerly winds due to onshore development. Best conditions occur with easterly winds (side-shore, parallel to coast), providing safe kitesurfing angles. The spot suits beginners to intermediate riders, offering manageable wave heights (average 0.84m) and relatively forgiving conditions. Wind reliability is low at 18.5%, requiring patience for suitable sessions. Kiters should be aware of shallow water near shore, industrial port operations to the north, and potential groyne interference. The water temperature averages 11.9°C, requiring winter protection gear year-round. Local regulations and beach access restrictions should be verified before sessions.