Playa Ancón is a beach-break spot located on Cuba's southern coast, featuring a protected lagoon system fronted by a sandy beach with a narrow spit of land. The spot faces west toward the Caribbean Sea, with shallow lagoon waters behind a sand barrier that separates the reef-protected bay from deeper ocean. The prevailing winds favor northerly (0°) and northeasterly approaches as side-shore conditions. The lagoon provides relatively calm, shallow water suitable for beginners and progression, though the enclosed nature limits wave development. Fetch is restricted due to the lagoon's geography, resulting in small, consistent swell averaging 0.55m. Wind reliability is low at 2.2%, making conditions inconsistent. The area has modest resort development with some infrastructure present. Hazards include shallow patches, rocky areas to the east, vegetation, and limited space for extended riding. Best suited for beginner to early intermediate kiters seeking flat-water progression in protected conditions. Avoid crowded times near resort areas and check lagoon current patterns before sessions.