Pohang Beach is located on South Korea's southeastern coast, facing northeast toward the Korea Strait. The spot features a sandy beach break with extensive shallow water zones and visible sandbars extending into the water. Urban and industrial development immediately borders the beach area, with visible boat traffic in nearby channels. This is a protected beach break suitable for beginners due to generally small, manageable waves (0.77m average). The low wind reliability (18.7%) and modest average wind speed (8.9 knots) suggest this spot requires patience with consistent wind patterns. Side-shore conditions are best achieved with westerly to northwesterly winds (315°), which parallel the northeast-facing coastline safely. The area features sandy bottom with shallow zones that require careful navigation, particularly near shore. Water conditions show variable clarity, likely influenced by nearby development and river runoff patterns. Best suited for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking manageable conditions, though consistent wind sessions require careful timing and monitoring of meteorological windows.