Paljassaare is a sheltered bay located on the northern coast of Estonia near Tallinn. The spot features a northeast-facing shoreline opening into a shallow, protected bay. The water body shows significant algal blooms and discoloration, indicating nutrient-rich but potentially challenging water conditions typical of Baltic lagoons. The area is industrialized with timber yards, storage facilities, and port infrastructure visible along the coast, limiting natural features. The shallow bay provides protection from larger ocean swells, making it suitable for beginners, though water quality issues and limited fetch produce modest wave conditions (average 0.41m). Best wind direction is northwest, providing reliable side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. The spot experiences low wind reliability (21.4%) and moderate average wind speeds (9.3 knots). Kiters should be aware of industrial operations, variable water depth, dense vegetation along shore, and potential poor water quality. Exit and landing areas are constrained by developed infrastructure. This location suits beginners seeking flat-water practice in a protected environment but offers limited progression potential.