Riders Beach in Alaçati is located in a protected bay on Turkey's Aegean coast, with the shoreline facing west into the water. The spot features a large, sheltered bay with shallow to moderate depths, making it suitable for progression-focused riders. The western side hosts a marina with associated boat traffic, while the eastern shore transitions to agricultural land and natural terrain. Wind conditions are marginal with only 15.7% reliability and average speeds of 8.3 knots, suggesting this is a fair-weather destination requiring patience. Water conditions are typically choppy rather than wave-prone, creating small, unorganized features rather than rideable swells. The bay's protected nature provides safety but limits wave development. North winds (0°) provide optimal side-shore conditions for launching and riding along the main beach. Best suited for beginners and intermediate riders seeking flat-water progression in a sheltered environment. Kiters should time visits during reliable wind windows and be aware of shallow areas, particularly in the northern section where sandbars are evident.