Southwold is a beach break located on the east coast of England in Suffolk, facing due east toward the North Sea. The spot features a sandy beach with a natural lagoon formation separated by barrier beaches, creating protected water conditions. A developed marina and moored boat fleet occupy the southern harbor area, while agricultural land dominates the inland region. The beach is lined with traditional wooden groynes that influence water flow and sediment dynamics. With average winds of 9.7 knots and low wind reliability at 24.5%, consistent conditions are sporadic. Southerly winds provide optimal side-shore conditions. The spot suits beginners due to small average waves (0.60m) and relatively protected conditions, though choppy water texture requires basic board control. Water temperatures average 11.4°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. Kiters should monitor tidal cycles affecting the lagoon entrance, avoid moored vessels, and be aware that wind windows are limited seasonally. Best visited during autumn and winter months when North Atlantic systems bring more consistent breeze.