Zamboanguita is a sheltered bay on the southeast coast of Negros Oriental, Philippines, facing toward the southwest (135°). The spot sits within a developed coastal area transitioning from residential zones to agricultural land inland, backed by forested hills. The bay configuration provides protection from larger ocean swells but results in choppy, underpowered conditions with minimal wave development. Best wind would be from the northeast (45°) to achieve side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. However, with only 3.8% wind reliability and average winds of 6.4 knots, this spot operates significantly below typical kitesurfing requirements (minimum 12 knots). Water temperatures average 28.6°C year-round. This location suits only dedicated light-wind specialists with appropriate equipment. The bay's shallow, protected nature makes it suitable for progression in extreme light-wind scenarios but offers limited performance potential. Local boat traffic, coastal development, and inconsistent conditions make this a marginal kitesurfing destination, better suited for alternative activities.