Son Saura

Son Saura is a sheltered bay located on the northeast coast of Mallorca, Spain. The bay faces northeast toward the Mediterranean, with a distinctive turquoise lagoon formed by natural sandbars and shallow waters. The spot is surrounded by agricultural land to the north and dense forest coverage to the east, creating a protected embayment ideal for light wind conditions. The shallow bay configuration with visible sandbars creates a contained training environment with minimal fetch. Average wind conditions (6.7 knots) and light swell (0.80m) indicate this is a location suited for learning and progression rather than wave riding. Best conditions occur with northwesterly to westerly winds that blow parallel to the northeastern coastline, providing side-shore conditions. Water temperatures average 19°C year-round. This spot is primarily suited for beginner to early intermediate kiters seeking flat-water progression in a protected setting. The shallow waters, sandbars, and surrounding land features limit wind acceleration and wave development. Key considerations include checking sandbar positions before launching, monitoring wind reliability (only 7.3%), and being aware of shallow water hazards. The agricultural surroundings suggest potential seasonal water quality variations.