Hua Hin is a developed coastal resort area on Thailand's Gulf of Thailand coastline, facing eastward into the gulf. The spot features a sandy beach break with extensive residential and commercial development immediately inland, including resorts, housing, and infrastructure running parallel to the shore. The water body is an open gulf with a broad fetch, but conditions are highly marginal for kitesurfing. Wind reliability is exceptionally poor at 0.5%, indicating this location experiences sustained lulls throughout the year. Average wind speeds of 5.2 knots fall below typical kitesurfing minimums of 10-12 knots. Wave heights average just 0.36 meters, offering minimal riding potential. The choppy water conditions suggest variable local wind patterns and possible tidal influences. Best wind direction would be northerly (side-shore relative to the eastward-facing beach), though consistent northerly winds are rare. This spot suits only beginners during occasional strong wind events, not regular progression. Kiters should expect frequent flat spells and prioritize this location only as a secondary option during monsoon season transitions when stronger winds occasionally occur.