La Coudalère is a shallow lagoon complex in the Étang de Leucate, a Mediterranean coastal lagoon system in southern France. The spot features protected water bordered by residential development to the east and open lagoon to the west. The coastline orientation is northwest-facing, making northeast winds ideal for side-shore conditions. This is a sheltered lagoon environment with choppy water characteristics and minimal wave formation. Wind reliability is notably low at 24.7%, making consistent sessions unpredictable. The shallow, enclosed nature suits beginners seeking calm, protected conditions with low consequence for mistakes. Water temperatures average 17.4°C, requiring seasonal thermal protection. Key considerations include navigating around marina infrastructure, avoiding moored vessels, and working within limited space constraints. The lagoon's protected nature eliminates significant swell exposure but also limits wave development. Kiters should verify wind forecasts carefully and expect variable, choppy water rather than organized wave conditions. This spot functions primarily as a flat-water training venue rather than a dynamic wave spot.