Pointe du Arradon is located in the Golfe du Morbihan, a sheltered bay system on the Brittany coast characterized by rocky islands, shallow waters, and significant tidal ranges. The spot consists of a narrow peninsula with residential development, offering protected bay conditions with numerous moored boats and natural obstacles. The coastline primarily faces northeast into the gulf, making northwest to north winds ideal for side-shore conditions. With average wind speeds of only 8.4 knots and 15.8% reliability, this location experiences marginal wind resources. Water conditions remain choppy with minimal wave development (0.51m average), typical of enclosed bays with short fetch. This spot suits beginners seeking calm, protected waters and is ideal for learning in forgiving conditions. Kiters should expect crowded anchorages, respect moored vessels, account for shallow areas, and monitor tidal movements. The low wind frequency means sessions require patient waiting or visiting during specific weather windows. Water temperatures around 13°C necessitate appropriate thermal protection year-round.