Romblon is a sheltered bay located on the island of Romblon in the Philippines, characterized by turquoise shallow waters surrounded by forested coastlines and small islands. The bay opens toward the northeast, providing natural protection from larger ocean swells. The spot features sandy beaches with gradual depth transitions and shallow sandbars that dominate the central basin, creating choppy water conditions typical of enclosed bays. Average wind speeds of 8.2 knots are modest, and wind reliability of only 20.8% indicates highly variable conditions. Optimal kitesurfing occurs with northwest to north winds that approach side-shore, providing directional consistency across the bay's main axis. The protected setting and shallow depths make this suitable for beginners and intermediates seeking flat-water practice conditions. However, low wind consistency and numerous shallow obstacles—including sandbars, rocky points, and small islands—require careful launch site selection and local knowledge. Best conditions typically develop during seasonal wind patterns rather than consistent daily thermals.