Teteto Beach

Teteto Beach is located on the eastern coast of the Northern Mariana Islands, facing southeast into the Pacific Ocean. The spot is characterized by a well-developed coral reef system with multiple channels and variable bathymetry. The reef breaks directly against the coastline with white water indicating consistent wave action and strong water movement through narrow passages. The offshore reef structure creates both opportunities and challenges. Multiple white-water lines visible in the satellite image suggest varying depths and current patterns across the break zone. The reef provides natural wave formation but demands precise navigation to avoid coral contact. Best conditions occur with northeasterly winds (45°) that provide side-shore orientation relative to the 135° coastline. The 12.3-knot average wind and 53.6% reliability indicate moderate consistency. Average wave height of 1.55m suggests variable conditions that can range from small to substantial during swell events. This spot suits advanced kiters comfortable with reef navigation, variable depths, and strong currents. The rough water type and visible turbulence patterns indicate dynamic conditions requiring good board control and awareness. Local knowledge of channel positions and tidal influences is essential.