Plimiri is a sheltered bay on the western coast of Rhodes, Greece, facing west toward the Aegean Sea. The bay features a curved sandy beach with residential development and resort facilities along the shoreline. The eastern shore is defined by a forested peninsula with rocky features, while the western opening provides access to deeper water. This is a protected bay environment with limited wave development due to short fetch distance, resulting in consistently small waves (0.78m average). The choppy water conditions suggest variable local wind patterns and shallow-water dynamics. Wind reliability is low at 25.8%, indicating inconsistent conditions. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking lighter wind conditions with minimal wave challenge. Key considerations include navigating around shallow areas near shore, avoiding rocky features on the eastern side, and monitoring boat traffic from nearby marina facilities. The bay provides natural protection from strong swells, making it suitable for learning and light-wind sessions.