La Digue du Braek is a shallow lagoon spot located in northern France near coastal port infrastructure. The spot features a large enclosed body of water protected by a dike system, creating a natural lagoon environment with gentle conditions. The presence of sandy shallows and defined water channels makes this suitable primarily for beginners and intermediate riders seeking flat-water or small-chop conditions. Wind reliability is relatively low at 25.3%, and average wind speeds of 9.5 knots require careful planning. The spot's proximity to port operations means boat traffic is present, requiring awareness of active waterways. Water temperatures average 12°C, necessitating appropriate thermal protection. The lagoon's enclosed nature limits fetch distance, resulting in modest wave development typically under 1 meter. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds providing side-shore access. This spot suits riders developing skills in confined water environments and those seeking light-wind practice sessions, though the combination of shallow water, infrastructure obstacles, and low wind reliability limits its appeal for progression.