Solenzara is a sheltered bay on the eastern coast of Corsica, formed by a river mouth meeting the Mediterranean Sea. The spot features a large lagoon system with shallow, protected waters separated from open ocean by natural barriers. The coastline orientation toward the northeast creates ideal conditions for northwesterly winds to approach side-shore. The shallow lagoon provides forgiving water conditions suitable for progression, with sandy bottom characteristics visible in the lighter water areas. However, the river mouth creates variable currents and potential siltation that affects consistency. Residential development and marina facilities occupy the southern beach area, limiting suitable launch zones. Best conditions occur during autumn and winter when northwesterly winds are more reliable, though the area's 1.4% wind reliability suggests marginal wind resource. This spot suits beginners and early intermediates seeking protected water and manageable conditions. Kiters should account for river current effects, check local tide schedules, and respect restricted marina areas.