Ras Sudr is a lagoon-style kitesurfing spot on the Red Sea coast of Egypt, characterized by shallow, protected waters separated from the open sea. The coastline faces south toward the water, with extensive shallow lagoon terrain visible in satellite imagery. The spot features organized resort development with defined beach zones and what appears to be designated water areas. The lagoon provides natural wave dampening and protection from open ocean swell. Wind reliability is modest at 36.2%, with average wind speeds of 10.7 knots, making consistent sessions variable. Side-shore winds from the east provide the safest riding conditions parallel to the coast. The shallow water and protected lagoon environment suit beginners and intermediate riders seeking calmer conditions without significant wave exposure. Key considerations include monitoring variable depths, respecting designated zones near resort infrastructure, and timing sessions during higher wind windows. Water temperatures average 23.7°C, requiring minimal thermal protection. The spot works best during seasonal wind patterns that enhance the already modest baseline wind resource.