This spot is located in a sheltered bay on the southern coast of Menorca, Spain. The bay opens to the west toward open water, with the coastline facing predominantly westward. The upper portion contains shallow lagoon-like conditions with visible seagrass beds and rocky areas, while deeper water extends toward the bay opening. Development directly adjacent to the shore indicates this is a populated beach resort area.
The spot is characterized by very light, inconsistent wind conditions (6.6 knots average, 7.4% reliability) and minimal wave generation (0.66m average). North winds would provide ideal side-shore conditions for the western-facing coast. This location suits complete beginners or those seeking flat-water progression in protected conditions. The shallow bay provides natural safety boundaries and minimal power, making it accessible for learning.
Key considerations include timing visits for infrequent wind windows, avoiding boat traffic near the developed shore, and being aware of shallow depths and seagrass in the upper bay. The low energy environment means this spot rarely develops meaningful conditions outside light wind days.