Mission Bay is a protected bay in Auckland, New Zealand, facing northeast toward open water. The bay is characterized by a large residential development on the southern and western shores, with a prominent headland featuring a historic structure at the northern point. The shallow, protected waters make this a suitable location for beginner kitesurfers seeking calmer conditions compared to exposed coastal breaks. Water type is typically choppy due to wind interaction with surrounding land masses. The spot experiences moderate boat traffic from the nearby marina and residential watercraft, requiring awareness and caution. Best wind conditions occur from westerly (270°) to northwesterly (315°) directions, providing side-shore winds parallel to the main beach area. The low average wind reliability (8.3%) and minimal wave heights (0.34m) indicate this is a light-wind spot better suited for learning and progression rather than advanced riding. Kiters should monitor marine traffic, respect designated swimming and boating zones, and be prepared for variable wind patterns created by the surrounding urban terrain.