Savudrija is a protected bay located on the northern Istrian Peninsula in Croatia, facing westward into the Adriatic Sea. The spot features a shallow, sheltered lagoon-like environment with modest fetch, making it a low-energy location suitable primarily for light-wind conditions. The bay is surrounded by agricultural land and residential development, with forest coverage on elevated areas. Moored sailboats indicate recreational use, and the narrow entrance suggests tidal influences and potential water movement during wind events.
The extremely low wind reliability (9.3%) and minimal average wind speed (6.3 knots) indicate this is not a consistent kitesurfing destination. Water conditions remain flat with negligible wave development. Best conditions occur with northerly winds providing side-shore flow across the bay. The shallow water and moored boats require precise spot selection and careful navigation. This location suits beginners seeking sheltered, light-wind practice in a protected environment, though consistent sessions are unlikely. Local knowledge regarding boat traffic patterns, tidal influences, and seasonal wind patterns is essential before visiting.