Les Culs Nus is a lagoon-based kitesurfing spot located on the Mediterranean coast of southern France near Port-Leucate. The site consists of multiple interconnected shallow water bodies separated by narrow barriers and channels, with residential development occupying the surrounding areas. The coastline faces east toward the Mediterranean Sea, making northerly and southerly winds side-shore appropriate for the lagoon areas. Water conditions are characteristically choppy with an average wave height of 0.54m, typical for protected lagoon environments. Wind reliability is modest at 29.6% with average wind speeds of 9.7 knots, suggesting consistency issues. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate riders due to shallow, protected water conditions and minimal swell exposure. However, kiters should account for variable water depth, potential navigation complexity through lagoon channels, proximity to residential areas, and possible boat traffic. Summer conditions would likely provide warmer water temperatures around 17.3°C average. The lagoon setting provides safety through shallow protected waters but requires careful navigation around shallow areas and internal obstacles.