Exmouth Seafront is a sheltered beach break located on the Devon coast in southern England, facing southeast into the English Channel. The spot features a wide sandy beach with gentle approach conditions, making it accessible for progression. The bay orientation provides natural protection from stronger Atlantic swells while maintaining side-shore wind potential from northeasterly winds. Water conditions are typically choppy with modest wave heights averaging 0.57m, suitable for skills development rather than wave riding. The extensive sandy beach allows safe launch and landing areas. Wind reliability is relatively low at 29.9%, requiring patience for suitable conditions. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate kiters seeking protected, predictable conditions. Key considerations include tide management affecting water depth and launch zones, seasonal beach crowding with tourists and swimmers, and occasional rocky features on the eastern flank requiring awareness. Water temperature averages 11.7°C, necessitating appropriate thermal protection year-round.