Plage des Briantais is located in a sheltered bay on the Brittany coast of northern France, characterized by sandy beaches, tidal flats, and moderate coastal development. The bay opens toward the northwest with a curved shoreline that provides natural protection from direct ocean swell. Water conditions are typically choppy with small average waves (0.67m), making this a sheltered spot suitable for learning fundamentals. The shallow bay waters and tidal flats limit wave development but offer forgiving conditions for progression. Wind reliability is low at 23.2%, meaning consistent sessions are infrequent. Side-shore winds from the northeast (45°) or southwest (225°) provide optimal conditions for safe kitesurfing. The spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking calm water and reduced hazards. Kiters should be aware of shallow areas, tidal changes that expose flats, and local boat traffic near residential zones. Best sessions occur during mid-tide with onshore or side-shore wind, typically in cooler months when Atlantic systems provide more consistent wind patterns.