Kalamitsa is a sheltered bay on the coast of Euboea, Greece, facing southwest toward the Aegean Sea. The spot is characterized by a semi-enclosed body of water bounded by developed coastal settlements and agricultural land inland. Wave heights are modest (0.59m average), making this a mellow, protected environment suitable for lighter wind conditions. The bay's orientation suggests southeasterly winds would provide optimal side-shore conditions. Low wind reliability at 21.9% indicates this is primarily a fair-weather spot dependent on seasonal wind patterns. Water conditions are choppy rather than lined-up due to the bay's enclosed nature and shallow fetch. The spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking calm, forgiving conditions during optimal wind windows. Kiters should be aware of the limited natural wind corridor, shallow areas near shore, and boat traffic in developed zones. Water temperatures average 18.8°C, requiring wetsuits for extended sessions during cooler months.