Baby bay
Egypt · Sinaï Sud
Baby Bay is a small curved cove located just behind the sand spit in Dahab, South Sinai, Egypt. It is a calm and sheltered spot, perfect for kitesurfing beginners who want to progress safely.
The beach has fine, soft sand, with an easy launch. The wind here is a bit lighter but cleaner than elsewhere, with not too many obstacles to practice relaunches and transitions.
Many kite schools start their sessions here, thanks to the compact space and shallow conditions that allow for a focus on technique.
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The wind arrives in a cross-shore or side-on direction relative to the north-south oriented beach, blowing from the northwest consistently due to the venturi effect between the Sinai and Arabian mountains. This is ideal for beginners in the sheltered cove, with a flat and shallow water surface near the shore.
The launch is directly from the wide, accessible sandy beach, with an uncluttered take-off area. Riders navigate in the small curved bay, then can head downwind towards slightly choppy areas to progress.
Be aware, kitesurfing is often restricted or supervised here to avoid conflicts with neighboring windsurfers; some schools specify that it is prohibited in Baby Bay itself, but allowed downwind of zone 2. The space is compact, perfect for relaunches, but stay within the limits for collective safety. In strong wind, the water remains clean but the current can strengthen downwind.
Sources :5sq.center · cdws.travel · harry-nass.com · kitejungle.com · spots-evasion.com
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