Roca Encantada is a coastal beach break located on the western shore of Panay Island in the Philippines, facing west toward the Sibuyan Sea. The spot features a sandy beach with shallow nearshore conditions and a gradual slope. Residential development and agricultural land are densely packed along the coastline, with mangrove systems visible in the immediate coastal zone.
This location experiences very low wind reliability (7.6%) and minimal wave activity (0.31m average), making it marginal for kitesurfing. Best wind conditions arrive from the north (0°), providing side-shore approach relative to the westward-facing coast. Water conditions are typically choppy rather than organized swell patterns.
The spot is most suitable for beginners or light-wind specialists seeking protected, shallow-water conditions for learning. However, limited wind consistency and low wave energy mean sessions will be infrequent and mellow. Kiters should be aware of shallow water extending well offshore, residential proximity affecting access, and the presence of nearshore obstacles. This location functions better as a casual destination than a dedicated training or progression spot.