Westbay Beach is located in a shallow, protected bay near Doha, Qatar, characterized by enclosed water with minimal exposure to open ocean swell. The bay contains an artificial island and shallow mudflats, creating a complex navigation environment. Water conditions are consistently choppy with very small average wave heights, typical of sheltered waters with limited fetch. The spot receives low wind reliability (8.4%), suggesting that consistent kitesurfing sessions are rare. Wind patterns favor northwesterly directions (around 315°) for side-shore conditions. Best wind direction is NW, creating a side-shore angle to the NE-facing coastline. This location suits beginners due to minimal wave energy and shallow water, though the low wind reliability and choppy chop present challenges. Kiters should be cautious of shallow areas, submerged obstacles, and the artificial island when launching or recovering. The bay's enclosed nature provides some safety benefits but limits wind strength and consistency. Water temperatures average 28.5°C year-round, making it suitable for most seasons.