Pallaranda Beach is a residential coastal area in Queensland, Australia, facing east toward the Coral Sea. The spot features a developed beachfront with significant residential infrastructure and caravan park facilities integrated into the coastal zone. The beach is characterized by shallow, choppy water conditions with minimal wave energy, making it unsuitable for conventional kitesurfing performance. The extremely low wind reliability (5.4%) presents a significant constraint for consistent sessions. The east-facing orientation suggests side-shore conditions would be optimal from north (0°) or south (180°) winds. Given the shallow water, residential proximity, and limited wave exposure, this location is best suited for beginners practicing in controlled conditions during rare wind events. Kiters should be aware of infrastructure obstacles, potential boat traffic from nearby facilities, and the challenging consistency of usable wind. The spot is more appropriate for flat-water learning than progression or performance riding.