Mastihari is a sheltered bay located on the eastern coast of Kos island in Greece, facing northwest toward the Aegean Sea. The spot is characterized by a developed coastline with residential areas, resorts, and commercial infrastructure. The bay offers relatively protected conditions, making it suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking predictable, manageable water conditions. The average wind of 9.2 knots is modest, and northeasterly winds (around 45°) provide optimal side-shore conditions along the bay's orientation. Water is typically choppy rather than producing organized swell, with small average wave heights of 0.79 meters. However, wind reliability remains a significant limitation at only 25.1%, meaning consistent conditions cannot be expected. The presence of development, shallow areas near shore, and visible rocky features require awareness. Water temperature averages 19.9°C, suitable for summer riding with minimal protection. This spot works best during thermal wind buildup in afternoon hours or during rare stronger wind periods, rather than as a consistent, reliable destination.