Preluk is a protected bay located on the Croatian coast near Zagreb metropolitan area, surrounded by residential suburbs and forested hills. The bay faces southwest toward the Adriatic, with a crescent shape that provides natural wind sheltering. This is a flat-water spot suited for learners and progression riders, with minimal wave action. The bay's enclosed nature creates light, variable winds with poor reliability (1.0%), making consistent sessions challenging. The spot benefits from northeasterly winds as side-shore conditions, though such winds are infrequent. Water conditions are generally calm, which is advantageous for beginners practicing technique but limits excitement for experienced riders. Visible infrastructure, residential areas, and rocky sections along the eastern shore constrain the usable riding area. The shallow bay and limited fetch prevent significant swell development. Best suited for light-wind practice and hydrofoil riding rather than traditional kiteboarding. Kiters should check wind forecasts carefully, as conditions may be marginal on most days.