Fener is a protected bay on Turkey's southwestern coast (near Datça Peninsula), facing approximately southwest into the Mediterranean. The spot is characterized by shallow, choppy waters typical of enclosed bays with limited wind fetch. Residential development completely surrounds the beach areas, creating significant access constraints and wind shadow effects from the terrain. Water conditions are typically choppy rather than wavy, indicating poor swell penetration and strong local wind effects. Wind reliability is notably low at 14.6%, suggesting this bay is sheltered from consistent Mediterranean wind patterns. The spot suits beginners due to minimal wave exposure and protected waters, but limitations include unreliable wind, space constraints from urban development, and shallow hazardous areas visible in satellite imagery. Best conditions occur with northeasterly winds (approximately 45°) that blow parallel to the bay opening. Kiters should expect light, inconsistent wind and plan sessions around brief window opportunities. The spot is marginal for progression due to wind reliability issues and better suited for learning flat-water techniques when wind aligns favorably.