Le Bouil is a sheltered beach break located on the Vendée coast of western France, facing northwest toward the Atlantic. The spot features a wide sandy beach backed by dense maritime pine forest, with a gently sloping bottom transitioning to mudflats at low tide. The setting offers protection from oceanic swells due to its coastal position, resulting in modest wave heights (1.39m average). Wind conditions are marginal with only 17.3% reliability and average winds of 8.7 knots, making sessions inconsistent. The northeast-facing coastline benefits from northeast winds (45°) for side-shore conditions. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters due to its protected waters, shallow conditions, and sand bottom. The low wind reliability and limited fetch create challenging conditions that demand patience and selective session timing. Water temperature averages 14°C, requiring seasonal neoprene. Access appears convenient with residential areas nearby. Best conditions occur during autumn/winter Atlantic weather systems.