Petite Lamèque is a sheltered lagoon spot located on the eastern coast of New Brunswick, Canada, within the Acadian Peninsula region. The water body is a protected tidal lagoon bordered by marsh vegetation and shallow flats, typical of the Maritime provinces' coastal geography. The spot faces northeast toward the Atlantic, with side-shore conditions optimal from northwest winds. However, this location presents significant limitations: extremely low wind reliability at 15.6% annually means sessions are infrequent. The negligible average wave height of 0.47m and choppy water conditions indicate very limited natural swell generation due to the lagoon's sheltered nature and restricted fetch. Water temperatures average 6.3°C, requiring proper thermal protection. This spot suits only absolute beginners or those seeking flat-water practice in protected conditions. The shallow flats, marsh obstacles, and tidal dynamics require careful local knowledge. Best approached during spring/fall when northwesterly systems are most likely, though conditions will remain marginal.