Ryde is a sheltered bay spot located on the northern coast of the Isle of Wight, facing northwest into the Solent. The spot features a sandy beach with an extensive shallow water area and organized mooring field visible in the satellite imagery. The shallow, protected bay environment makes this primarily a beginner-friendly location with minimal wave exposure and manageable conditions. Best winds come from the northeast (side-shore), allowing safe kitesurfing parallel to the coast. The spot experiences low wind consistency at 24.7% reliability and modest wave heights around 0.80m, typical of sheltered bay conditions. Water temperatures and choppy conditions indicate moderate comfort levels. Key considerations include navigating around boat traffic, mooring fields, and the shallow bay bottom which limits wave development. The organized beach infrastructure and protected waters make this suitable for learning and progression, though wind-dependent conditions mean sessions depend heavily on weather patterns. Ideal for intermediate kiters seeking flat-water practice and beginners requiring safe, controlled environments.