Skatepark

This spot is a protected lagoon on Vietnam's south-central coast, formed by a natural sand spit and rocky headland that create a partially enclosed bay. The lagoon has shallow, clear water with visible sandbars and reef patches, typical of tropical coastal systems. The northern shoreline faces northeast toward the open water, with extensive mooring field indicating it serves as a working anchorage. The shallow lagoon environment offers forgiving conditions for learning, with limited wave energy and protected waters. Best conditions occur with southeast to southwest winds (135-180°), which blow side-shore parallel to the main beach. The average 15.6-knot winds and 67.5% reliability suggest reasonable consistency. Water depths and boat traffic require constant vigilance. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking protected, light-wind conditions. Avoid peak anchorage times and respect the active mooring field. Tidal range affects usable water depth in the shallower sections.