Plage de la Brée is a sandy beach break located along the Atlantic coast of western France near the Charente-Maritime region. The beach faces northeast toward open ocean, with gradual shallow waters extending offshore. The spot sits adjacent to a residential community, indicating moderate human activity and potential interference. The imagery shows a clearly defined beach with relatively gentle gradient, suitable for beginner progression. Wind reliability is modest at 36.3%, with average winds of 11.1 knots—marginal for consistent kitesurfing. Wave heights average 1.47m, providing smaller, more manageable conditions. The murky water suggests significant sediment and tidal influence typical of this French Atlantic region. Ideal conditions occur with southeasterly winds (135°) providing side-shore alignment. The proximity to residential areas requires awareness of local regulations and beach usage patterns. This spot suits beginners and early intermediates seeking protected, smaller-wave conditions, though wind consistency may require flexible scheduling. Water temperatures around 14.5°C necessitate appropriate thermal protection.