Paje Beach is located on the east coast of Zanzibar, Tanzania, facing the Indian Ocean. The satellite imagery shows a shallow lagoon system with extensive seagrass beds and a distinctive white sand beach backed by developed coastal settlement. The lagoon is protected by shallow offshore bars, creating calm, enclosed water conditions. Wind reliability at this location is extremely low at 0.4%, making consistent kitesurfing sessions rare. Average wave heights of 0.72m are minimal and primarily driven by swell rather than local wind generation. The shallow lagoon depths (typically 1-3 meters) make this spot suitable only for lighter wind conditions and riders comfortable in flat water. Best conditions occur during the monsoon season when trade winds strengthen. The spot suits beginners seeking light-wind practice in protected, shallow water, though the infrequent wind makes it unreliable for regular training. Kiters should be aware of seagrass, soft bottom conditions, and the need for patience waiting for adequate wind.