La Tonnara is a rocky bay located on Corsica's northwestern coast, facing northwest into the Mediterranean. The spot features a shallow, protected bay surrounded by rocky headlands and small offshore islands, with dense vegetation covering the surrounding hills. The narrow bay entrance limits fetch and creates variable wind conditions affected by terrain. Water conditions are typically choppy with small waves (0.77m average), suitable for powered flight rather than wave riding. Wind reliability is low at 23.1%, making consistency challenging. This spot works best with northeasterly to easterly winds that funnel into the bay as side-shore conditions. The shallow, rocky nature requires careful navigation and suits intermediate kiters comfortable with obstacle avoidance and variable conditions. The protected nature of the bay reduces wave exposure but increases the importance of understanding local wind patterns and tidal flows. Hazards include rocks, shallow sandy areas, and kelp. Best conditions occur during stable pressure systems that drive consistent Mediterranean thermal winds.