Shearwater Street is located in a sheltered bay on the Gold Coast, Queensland, surrounded by residential waterfront development and mangrove systems. The water body appears to be an enclosed estuary with multiple tidal channels connecting residential islands. This bay-type spot offers relatively flat, protected water conditions suitable for progression and light-wind sessions. The coastline faces northeast toward the bay, making northwest to north winds ideal for side-shore conditions. With average wind speeds of only 4.7 knots and 0.2% reliability, this location is marginal for consistent kitesurfing. Wave heights average under 1 meter, indicating primarily water conditions rather than wave riding. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water practice in a protected environment. Primary limitations include low average wind speeds, residential proximity requiring respectful presence, active boat traffic in channels, and limited fetch distance. Best sessions occur during stronger wind events or seasonal wind shifts. This spot functions best as a light-wind alternative or training location rather than a primary kitesurfing destination.