Kribi features a shallow coastal lagoon protected by a natural sandbar, with a river estuary cutting through the landscape. The spot faces westward toward the Atlantic Ocean, with the lagoon providing sheltered water behind the barrier beach. This is a lagoon-style break with minimal wave energy, making it suitable primarily for beginners during the rare windy conditions. The water is light-swell with very small average wave heights. Wind reliability is critically low at just 0.2%, meaning consistent conditions are extremely rare. When wind does occur, north (0°) or south (180°) directions would provide side-shore conditions for safer kitesurfing. The shallow, murky waters typical of tropical estuaries present navigation challenges. River currents flowing through the inlet can create unpredictable water movement. The spot suits only beginners seeking flat-water practice, not riders seeking wave riding or performance. Best visited during rare high-wind periods from November to March. Water temperature averages 26.9°C year-round, remaining warm and comfortable. The combination of low wind reliability and minimal waves makes this a marginal destination for serious kitesurfing.