Minster is located on the Isle of Sheppey in southeast England, situated within a shallow coastal bay facing north toward the Thames Estuary. The spot features protected waters with flat to minimal wave conditions, making it primarily suitable for flat-water kitesurfing rather than wave riding. The surrounding area shows mixed land use with residential developments, agricultural fields, and coastal defenses including visible dikes and seawalls that protect the low-lying terrain. The shallow bay environment provides protected conditions but limits wave potential. Wind reliability is notably low at 18.5%, with an average of 8.9 knots, making consistent sessions challenging. The spot works best with easterly winds (side-shore), though such conditions occur infrequently. This location suits beginner-level kiters seeking flat-water practice in calm conditions when wind is available, though the low reliability means sessions may be sporadic. Key considerations include the shallow depth requiring awareness of bottom contact, avoiding residential areas, and checking tide conditions as bay flats can be significantly affected by tidal movement.