Les Estagnots is a beach break located in Seignosse, France, on the Atlantic coast of southwestern Europe. The spot faces westward toward the open ocean, with a sandy beach backed by residential development and forested areas. The coast forms a relatively straight line with a sheltered lagoon visible to the south. The break features sandy bottom conditions typical of the Landes coast, creating variable wave patterns that respond to Atlantic swells. Best conditions occur with northerly to northeasterly winds (0-45°), which provide side-shore to side-onshore flow parallel to the beach. Average waves of 1.67m indicate modest but workable conditions, though wave quality varies significantly. The spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with shifting sandbars and variable swell. Water conditions are rough as noted, with unpredictable currents common in this region. The proximity of residential areas and the narrow beach corridor between development and water require awareness of space constraints. Wind reliability is relatively low at 14.8%, suggesting sessions are seasonal and dependent on Atlantic weather systems.