Perna is a small bay located on the Croatian coast near the Dalmatian region, characterized by a northwest-facing shoreline with moderate residential development. The bay provides a sheltered water body with clear shallow areas visible from the satellite imagery, suggesting sand and gravel bottom composition typical of Mediterranean bays. The spot is protected from major open ocean swells, making it suitable for lighter wind conditions. With an average wind of 5.8 knots and very low reliability (8.1%), this location is marginal for kitesurfing and would primarily work during specific weather windows, likely during thermal afternoon winds or passing cold fronts from the north. The enclosed bay geography limits fetch and wave development. Northeast winds (approximately 45°) would provide side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. Small average wave height (0.37m) and calm water indicate this spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking protected conditions, though consistent wind remains a significant limitation. Kiters should be aware of residential areas, rocky sections, and shallow water zones when planning sessions.