Peaceful Bay

Peaceful Bay is a protected bay on Australia's southern coast, characterized by a crescent-shaped sandy beach backed by dense forest. The bay faces northeast with rocky reef formations scattered throughout the water, creating both protection and hazards. The beach provides access to shallow lagoon-like conditions transitioning to deeper water offshore. Wind reliability is low at 6.1%, suggesting the bay's protected nature limits consistent conditions. Average wind of 7.3 knots is marginal for kitesurfing. Waves average 2.15m, indicating moderate swell exposure. The rough water type suggests chop and turbulence from reef interactions. Best conditions occur with northwestern winds providing side-shore orientation. The shallow, protected bay and sandy beach make this suitable for beginners when wind is available, though low reliability and scattered rocks require careful navigation. Residential development nearby indicates local access and facilities. This spot works best during strong wind events rather than as a reliable regular destination.