Leighton Beach is a sheltered beach break located on the western Australian coastline near Perth, facing westward toward the Indian Ocean. The spot is characterized by a long sandy beach with moderate wave exposure and relatively consistent wind patterns. The nearby highway runs parallel to the shore, creating easy access but also visual and auditory intrusion. Water conditions are typically mild with average waves around 1m and water temperatures around 20°C. The beach break offers forgiving conditions suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters, with a sandy bottom that reduces injury risk. Best winds arrive from the north, providing side-shore conditions that allow safe launching and landing. The shallow water near shore means riders should be mindful of depth during initial sessions. Overall wind reliability is modest at 10.7%, suggesting this spot performs best during specific seasonal patterns. The combination of easy access, manageable conditions, and beginner-friendly terrain makes Leighton suitable for progression from flat-water training to wave riding.