Sigatoka is a river mouth break on Fiji's western coast, where the Sigatoka River meets the Pacific Ocean. The coastline faces west toward open water, with a lagoon area visible inland and significant sediment discharge from the river creating the distinctive brown plume. The river mouth creates complex water dynamics with strong seaward currents and variable wave patterns. Best conditions occur with northerly winds (0°), which provide side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. This spot suits intermediate riders comfortable with river mouth conditions and variable water quality. Key considerations include managing river currents that can push kiters offshore, navigating around shallow banks and sediment deposits, and timing sessions around tidal cycles. Wave heights are modest (averaging 1.55m), and wind reliability is low (5.1%), making this a location for local knowledge and specific condition windows rather than consistent performance.