Grosse Bucht

Grosse Bucht is a large, crescent-shaped bay on Namibia's central coast featuring extensive sandy beaches and shallow lagoon areas. The bay opens westward to the Atlantic Ocean, with the coastline curving from north to south. The satellite imagery shows characteristic tidal sandbank patterns and internal water circulation typical of productive coastal bays. Wind reliability of 28.7% suggests inconsistent conditions, making this spot suitable for intermediate kiters who can adapt to variable wind windows. The 2.01m average wave height indicates moderate swell exposure, though waves are partly sheltered by the bay's geometry. Best wind direction is from the north, providing side-shore conditions along the curved beach. The rough water type and visible current patterns suggest checking conditions locally before committing to a session. The shallow lagoon areas suit learners during calm periods, while the outer bay offers more challenging conditions. Tidal influences are significant—consult local tide tables for optimal water depth and cross-currents.