Golden Pebble Beach

Golden Pebble Beach is a small bay located on China's northern coast, featuring a sheltered body of water bounded by sandy beaches and rocky headlands. The bay faces northeast, with a crescent-shaped beach and visible breakwater infrastructure suggesting this is a developed coastal area with mixed recreational and possibly fishing use. The spot offers protected waters suitable for beginners, as the bay configuration limits wave development and provides natural shelter from open ocean swell. However, this protection comes with significant limitations: extremely low wind reliability (3.5%) and minimal wave heights (0.35m) make consistent kitesurfing sessions unlikely. Wind direction should ideally come from the northwest (315°) to be side-shore along the northeast-facing beach. Water conditions are typically choppy rather than organized, and the bay contains rocks and shallow zones requiring careful navigation. This spot suits only beginners seeking flat-water conditions and light wind practice, but consistent sessions are unreliable due to poor wind statistics and insufficient swell generation.