Vert Bois is a beach break located on France's Atlantic coast, featuring a sandy beach with moderate wave exposure to open ocean swells. The spot faces northwest into the Atlantic, with residential areas immediately inland limiting the usable beach area. The coastline shows a relatively straight orientation with some rocky features visible at the northern boundary. Wind reliability is low at 31.4%, with average winds around 10.6 knots, suggesting this is a location that requires patient condition monitoring. Average wave heights of 1.49m indicate small, manageable swell for skill development. The rough water classification suggests choppy conditions typical of exposed beach breaks. Best conditions occur with northeasterly winds providing side-shore flow. This spot suits beginners and early intermediates seeking to develop skills in small, manageable waves with relatively straightforward beach access. Kiters should be aware of the limited beach space, potential for crowding during favorable conditions, and the rocky features that require careful entry and exit positioning.