Largs Bay is a shallow, protected bay on the northern coast of Adelaide, South Australia. The coastline faces northwest into the bay, with residential development directly behind the beach. The spot functions as a bay launch area rather than a dedicated wave-riding destination, with moderate protection from open ocean swells. Water conditions are characteristically choppy due to shallow depths and limited fetch. Prevailing winds from the northeast would provide side-shore conditions suitable for launching and basic progression. The spot suits beginners and learners due to minimal wave activity and protected waters, though the low wind reliability (13.6%) and modest average wind speed (7.8 knots) present operational challenges. Key considerations include potential boat traffic from the adjacent sailing club, shallow seagrass beds that may affect water clarity and kite recovery, and the proximity of residential areas limiting session duration flexibility. Water temperature averages 17.3°C, requiring seasonal thermal protection.