Sandy Beach is a residential beach break located on the northern coast of Puerto Rico, facing northeast into the Atlantic Ocean. The spot features a sandy beach fronted by moderate residential development with dense forest covering the inland areas. Wave conditions are modest, with average wave heights around 1 meter, making this primarily a beach break suitable for smaller swells. The water shows clear gradation from shallow turquoise nearshore to deeper blue water, indicating a gentle slope initially before deeper water. Wind reliability is low at 2.3% with average winds of 5.5 knots, suggesting this is not a consistent wind destination. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (315°) that provide side-shore conditions. The shallow nearshore zone and residential proximity make this spot most suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking calm conditions. Water temperatures average 27.1°C year-round. Kiters should be aware of shallow water hazards during entry and exit, potential rip current activity, and the limited fetch available for progression. This spot works best during rare strong wind events when side-shore conditions align.