Sabunike is a small sheltered bay on the central Dalmatian coast of Croatia, characterized by shallow, flat waters protected by a curved coastline. The spot features a northeastern-facing shore backed by residential development and agricultural land, with a natural breakwater effect created by the bay's geography. Water conditions are typically very calm with minimal wave action, making this an ideal location for beginners and light-wind sessions. The shallow bay provides natural protection from open ocean swell and strong currents. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (315°), which blow side-shore parallel to the coast, allowing for safe launching and landing. The spot's low wind reliability (12.5%) and modest average wind speed (7.4 knots) suit only light-wind riders or those practicing technique in controlled conditions. Access is limited by proximity to populated areas, and the rocky southern points require careful navigation. Water temperature averages 17°C, requiring seasonal suits. This spot is suited exclusively for beginners seeking flat-water practice and light-wind progression.