Ixia is a sheltered beach break located on the west coast of Rhodes, Greece, facing westward into the Mediterranean Sea. The spot features a sandy beach backed by developed coastal infrastructure and green spaces, with visible reef and rocky structures in the shallow turquoise waters. The bay configuration provides natural wind channeling and protection from prevailing winds. Best conditions occur with northerly winds (0°), which provide reliable side-shore to side-onshore flow parallel to the beach. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate riders due to manageable wave heights (typically under 0.5m), relatively protected conditions, and good shallow-water learning zones. Water remains choppy rather than organized, limiting wave quality for progression. Wind reliability is modest at 14.6%, indicating inconsistent conditions requiring careful session planning. The proximity to town infrastructure means regular beach monitoring and respect for other water users. Summer conditions are calmer with lighter winds, while shoulder seasons may offer more consistent breeze.