Trikora Beach is located on the northwestern coast of Borneo, Indonesia, facing northeast toward the South China Sea. The beach is a gently sloping sandy break with moderate residential and agricultural development immediately inland. The spot experiences consistently low wind conditions with only 0.7% reliability, making it a challenging destination for regular kitesurfing sessions. Average wind speeds of 5.4 knots are below functional minimums for most kiters. Wave heights average just 0.39m, providing minimal swell energy. The choppy water conditions suggest light, unorganized wind-driven chop rather than proper wave formation. Best wind would come from the northwest (315°), blowing parallel to the northeast-facing shore. This spot is suitable only for absolute beginners during rare optimal conditions or as a secondary option when other local breaks are unavailable. Kiters should verify current conditions before traveling, as the statistics indicate marginal viability. Water temperature averages 28.3°C, which is warm and suitable for minimal protective equipment.