Laurio is a protected bay located on the eastern coast of Attica, Greece, facing northeast toward the Aegean Sea. The spot features a sandy beach backed by dense urban development and a road running parallel to the shore. A rocky headland extends into the water to the east, creating a partially sheltered bay environment. The water conditions are typically choppy with very small waves averaging 0.52m, making this unsuitable for wave riding but adequate for flat-water freestyle and light wind practice. Wind reliability is notably low at 32.5% with an average of 10 knots, suggesting this location experiences variable and inconsistent conditions. The bay orientation favors northwesterly winds for side-shore conditions. Laurio suits beginners and light-wind specialists seeking protected, shallow water with minimal wave interference. The proximity to urban infrastructure and rocky formations requires careful launching and landing. Water depth increases gradually, providing safety for skill development. Best conditions occur when northwesterly winds exceed 12 knots, which remain infrequent.