Kergarvan is located on the southern-facing Brittany coast in northwestern France, directly exposed to Atlantic Ocean conditions. The spot features a rocky, dramatic coastline with significant tidal variations characteristic of this region. Water conditions show moderate wave heights averaging 0.94m with occasional larger swells from Atlantic storms. The fetch distance is unlimited, providing consistent swell potential. Wind reliability is relatively low at 26.4%, with average winds of 9.8 knots, suggesting this spot requires patience for optimal conditions. The rocky terrain limits safe launch and landing zones, making it better suited for intermediate to advanced kiters familiar with rocky break conditions. Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds providing side-shore access. Water temperature averages 12.8°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round. This spot demands careful tide awareness, as Brittany experiences some of Europe's most extreme tidal ranges, which can dramatically alter water depth and current strength. Kiters should scout conditions thoroughly before committing.