Tripoli Canaria is a bay-facing spot on Lebanon's Mediterranean coast, characterized by westward-facing shores with relatively protected waters. The bay configuration provides shelter but limits wind exposure. Average wind speeds of 6.6 knots are marginal for kitesurfing, with only 10.6% wind reliability indicating inconsistent conditions. Wave heights average just 0.63m, making this primarily a light-wind spot suitable for foil boards and freestyle rather than wave riding. The area features significant coastal development including a stadium, industrial facilities, and residential zones immediately behind the beach. Rocky points visible at both northern and southern ends of the bay create potential hazards. Best wind direction is northerly (side-shore), though prevailing conditions rarely deliver adequate wind. Water is relatively flat and protected, making this suitable for beginners during windier periods, but sessions will be infrequent. The spot works best during rare strong wind events when side-shore northerlies establish. Local boat traffic and crowded coastal development are additional considerations for planning sessions.