Pachia Ammos is a sheltered bay located on Crete, Greece, facing northeast toward open water. The spot features a sandy beach protected by steep rocky headlands on either side, creating a naturally enclosed body of water. The bay's orientation and topographic features make it relatively wind-shadowed, contributing to the low wind reliability (22.3%) and modest wind speeds (8.6 knots average). The light-swell conditions (0.60m average) and calm water indicate this is primarily a light-wind, protected-water environment. Best conditions occur with northwest to westerly winds that approach side-shore at the bay entrance. The shallow, clear water and beach-break characteristics make this suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking mellow conditions. Primary considerations include the rocky terrain flanking the bay, potential wind acceleration around headlands, and the limited fetch preventing larger swell development. This spot works best during thermal wind windows or Mediterranean weather systems that push stronger winds across the island.