Playa Diamante is a developed beach break located on Mexico's Pacific coast facing west toward open ocean. The spot features a sandy beach bordered by extensive resort and hotel infrastructure, with multiple high-rise buildings and commercial structures immediately adjacent to the shoreline. Wave conditions are modest, averaging 1.25 meters, and wind reliability is extremely low at 0.5%, making this a challenging spot for consistent kitesurfing. The beach offers shallow water conditions close to shore, transitioning gradually to deeper water. Side-shore winds from the north would provide optimal kitesurfing conditions, though prevailing conditions suggest very light and unreliable winds. The spot is best suited for beginner-level kiters practicing in small wind windows or experienced riders willing to work with marginal conditions. Water temperatures average 28°C, making it comfortable year-round. Kiters should account for heavy pedestrian and tourist traffic, resort activities, and the developed nature of the immediate beach environment. The shallow water near shore requires careful launch and landing procedures.