Mejit Island

Mejit Island is a small atoll in the Marshall Islands with a northeast-facing coastline. The spot features a shallow turquoise lagoon on the western side with deeper blue ocean waters to the northeast. The island is densely vegetated with limited developed infrastructure. The lagoon provides some protection from swell, while the open ocean side experiences significant wave activity averaging 2.16m. Consistent trade winds average 13.9 knots with 71.3% reliability, making this a moderately consistent location. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (315°) that blow side-shore parallel to the northeastern coast. The shallow lagoon suits intermediate kiters who can navigate reef systems and variable bottom conditions. Beginners should avoid the exposed ocean side. Key considerations include respecting the reef structures, understanding tidal influences in the shallow lagoon, and being aware of limited rescue infrastructure typical of remote atoll locations. The narrow beach landing zone requires careful kite management.