Urla is a protected bay located on Turkey's Aegean coast, facing northwest into the bay. The spot sits within a densely populated coastal area with residential development extending inland. Water conditions are exceptionally flat with average waves of 0.26m, making this a lagoon-like environment despite being a bay. Wind reliability is extremely low at 18.9%, with average wind speeds of 7.9 knots insufficient for consistent kitesurfing. The bay's protected nature eliminates swell generation and limits fetch distance. A pier structure and visible boat traffic indicate commercial activity. The spot suits only absolute beginners during rare wind windows, with calm, shallow conditions ideal for learning basics. However, the combination of minimal wind, flat water, and infrastructure obstacles makes this location primarily unsuitable for regular kitesurfing practice. Kiters should seek alternative sites with higher wind consistency and better exposure to Aegean wind patterns.