Ebon Atoll

Ebon Atoll is a closed lagoon system in the Marshall Islands featuring shallow tropical waters enclosed by a coral ring. The imagery shows the characteristic lagoon formation with darker deep waters transitioning to lighter shallow zones near the atoll rim. This spot offers protected conditions typical of atoll lagoons, making it suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking calm, enclosed water. Wind reliability is relatively low at 36.4%, reflecting the sheltered nature of lagoon environments and potential wind shadow effects from surrounding land. The shallow water depth and presence of reef structures require careful navigation and local knowledge. Average wave height of 1.34m indicates modest swell penetration into the lagoon. Best conditions occur with northeast to northwest winds that can funnel into the lagoon without obstruction. This spot is most suitable for riders comfortable in shallow water and those seeking protected, small-wave conditions. The atoll geography limits fetch significantly, restricting session duration during marginal wind periods.