Evans Head is a beach break located on the New South Wales coast facing east toward the Tasman Sea. The spot features a sandy beach with gentle wave conditions (averaging 1.34m), backed by dense coastal forest and residential development. The area comprises suburban housing to the south, undeveloped bushland to the north, and a continuous sandy beach. This is a beginner-friendly location with small, rolling waves suitable for learning and practicing basic kitesurfing skills. Best wind conditions occur from northerly directions (0-90°), which provide side-shore winds parallel to the coastline. However, the spot suffers from extremely low wind reliability at just 1.0%, making consistent sessions unlikely. Water temperature averages 19.9°C, requiring minimal thermal protection. Kiters should be aware of shallow water near shore, typical rip current hazards of beach breaks, and the limited space for riding due to residential proximity to the beach. The spot works best during less developed swell periods and when northern winds push through, though these conditions are infrequent.