La Ribera is a shallow coastal lagoon in Baja California Sur, Mexico, characterized by a north-facing shoreline with an extensive mangrove ecosystem. The spot features a river delta system visible on the right (east) side, which influences water dynamics and creates distinct current patterns. The lagoon offers protected, shallow water conditions suitable for beginners learning body drag and basic maneuvers. Wind data indicates very poor reliability (2.1%), suggesting this location experiences inconsistent thermal winds and may be season-dependent. Average wave heights of 0.68m are minimal, making this primarily a flat-water spot. Best wind conditions would come from easterly directions (side-shore), though actual wind occurrence is rare. The dense mangrove fringe limits safe exit and entry points, requiring careful route planning. Water temperatures average 24.9°C, which is warm and suitable for minimal protection. This spot suits absolute beginners in rare favorable conditions but is generally undependable for consistent practice. Kiters should expect calm conditions most days and plan accordingly.