Roxas city

Roxas City's bay area features a sheltered coastal geography with a westward-facing shoreline backed by low hills and residential development. The spot consists of a shallow bay with visible rocky headlands extending into the water. The extremely low wind reliability (0.4%) and modest average wind speed (4.3 knots) indicate this location experiences primarily light, variable winds unsuitable for consistent kitesurfing. Minimal wave energy (0.36m average) suggests the bay provides limited swell penetration due to shelter. The shallow, choppy water conditions with nearby rocks and populated shoreline make this better suited to beginners when wind does appear, though sessions will be infrequent. The numerous headlands and shallow areas require careful route planning to avoid obstacles. This spot functions as a secondary option during the rare stronger wind windows rather than a reliable destination. Local knowledge regarding seasonal wind patterns and tide effects would be essential for visiting kiters.