Napier is a beach break located on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island, facing northeast into the Pacific Ocean. The spot sits within an active commercial port area with significant industrial and maritime infrastructure. The beach is fronted by a developed waterfront with breakwaters, groynes, and harbor facilities that shape the water dynamics. Wave conditions are modest, with an average swell of 0.67m and light offshore conditions typical of the region. Wind reliability is extremely low at 1.9%, with average winds around 5.1 knots, making this a marginal spot for kitesurfing. Best conditions occur with northwest winds providing side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. The spot is primarily suited to beginners seeking flat-water practice in controlled conditions, though wind scarcity and industrial hazards limit its utility. Kiters must exercise caution around vessel traffic, port operations, structural obstacles, and potential water quality issues in the harbor zone. This location is better suited to exploring alternative nearby breaks with superior wind and swell exposure.