Los Roques

Cayo Saki Saki works very well when the wind is established, with a generally side-shore to side-on orientation depending on the flow direction over the sandbank. The water surface is mainly flat, with a slight texture of chop when the wind rises or when the area is more exposed.

At low tide as well as high tide, the spot remains usable, but the sensation changes little as the area is shallow and quite homogeneous. Launching is easy from the beach or the edge of the lagoon, with a wide launch area that allows for preparing the kite without stress. It is a practical spot for working on water starts, tacks, and first jumps, as there is generally space to ride far from the shore.

The terrain is particularly suitable for riders who enjoy spots that are easy to read. However, one should keep an eye on the shallow areas, especially at the edges, and on other practitioners when activity is high. The spot remains very accessible, but it requires vigilance during launching and landing phases.