Fraser Island

This spot consists of two shallow lagoons separated by vegetated land on a small island complex in the Philippines. The northern and eastern lagoon faces provide the primary water areas, with the coastline oriented northeast-southwest. The sheltered lagoon environment offers extremely flat water conditions (0.36m average waves), making it unsuitable for wave-dependent kitesurfing. Wind reliability is critically low at 0.3%, indicating this location experiences insufficient and inconsistent wind for regular kitesurfing sessions. The shallow lagoon waters, scattered rocks, and reef structures present navigation hazards. Landing and launching areas are severely constrained by dense forest coverage. Water temperature averages a warm 28°C. Best wind direction would be northwest to facilitate side-shore conditions across the lagoon. This spot suits only complete beginners seeking flat-water progression in exceptional conditions, though consistent sessions are highly unlikely. Most kiters would find better conditions elsewhere due to the unreliable wind patterns and logistical constraints of the location.