Two Gut Pond

Two Gut Pond is a shallow lagoon on the eastern coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, separated from the open Atlantic by a narrow sandy barrier. The spot features protected shallow water with visible tidal channels and sandbars. The lagoon orientation exposes the water to northerly and southerly winds, with north being the optimal side-shore direction. Conditions are choppy due to shallow fetch and tidal influences rather than ocean swell. With average wind speeds of only 8.3 knots and 17.5% reliability, this spot is marginal for kitesurfing and best suited to light-wind specialists or beginners practicing in controlled conditions. The shallow, enclosed nature minimizes wave exposure but creates tidal current challenges during transitions. Water temperatures average 6.6°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. This location works best as a practice spot during consistent northerly wind periods rather than for progression or performance riding.