Seaford is a sheltered beach break located in Gulf St Vincent, South Australia, facing northwest toward protected waters. The spot experiences small, choppy conditions typical of bay environments with limited swell generation. Average wave heights of 0.75m and wind reliability of only 17.8% indicate this is a marginal kitesurfing location, best suited for light-wind sessions during favorable conditions. The northeastern coastline orientation means northeast winds provide optimal side-shore conditions for safety and control. This spot is most appropriate for beginner-level kiters practicing in calmer conditions, as the shallow, choppy water and minimal wave development create a forgiving learning environment but offer limited progression potential. Wind patterns appear inconsistent, requiring patience and timing to coincide with suitable sessions. The proximity to residential areas necessitates awareness of beach users and swimmers. During winter months when stronger systems move through South Australia, conditions may improve temporarily, but this remains primarily a light-wind lagoon-style spot rather than a reliable wave riding destination.