Jabberwock Beach

Jabberwock Beach is located on the northeastern coast of Antigua, facing northeast into the Atlantic. The spot sits within a sheltered bay with a curved sandy beach approximately 800m long, backed by residential development at the northern end and light industrial activity to the south. The bay configuration provides natural wind funneling and moderate wave exposure. Waters show visible reef structures and shallow sandy areas in turquoise zones, indicating variable depth conditions. With average wind of 10.9 knots and 36.3% reliability, conditions are moderate and seasonal. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (315°) providing side-shore flow parallel to the beach. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate kiters due to protected bay waters and moderate wind speeds. Key considerations include reef awareness in shallow turquoise zones, potential boat traffic from the residential and industrial areas, and variable wind reliability. Local knowledge of tidal cycles and seasonal wind patterns is beneficial for consistent sessions.