Beta 1.0 Version

Type:	Shallow, Flat, Chop, Small Wave (< 1m)
Hazards:	Reefs, Corals
Quality:	Crystal Clear
Best Tide:	High Tide

All year round warm clear water. Most riding is done during high tides. Water depth varies from 1-6 feet deep over a large fringe reef area, with deeper areas around channels. Flat water riding. Shoes are recommended due to the reef. Tidal beach. Most kiteboarders stick to the flat water riding over the reef, although some also like to play in the waves at the edge of the reef.

Type:	Grass
Size:	Small
Hazards:	Cars
Beach Users:	None

Coral and limestone beach that has been cleared away by the local kiters to provide a nice spot to launch from. Beach can be accessed by car, so park right where you launch and don't worry about having to carry your gear.

Best Months:	January, February, March, April, May, September, October, November, December
Wind Type:	Trade Winds
Best Direction:	NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE
Main Direction:	E

Best directions: Northeast, East and Southeast. Trade winds of about 10-20 knots out of the East are the norm. Winds are relatively steady. Occasionally winds shift from another direction which is no problem since it is an island and there are other locations to move to. Best wind is during the months of September thru May, but there are winds pretty much year round.

Transport:	Car
Access:	No Walk

Get directions from

From the Airport take Marine Drive to Route 4 which will take you to the east side of the island. Drive south past Pago Bay and drive for about 5-7 miles. Access to the beach that is used for kitesurfing is just before the bridge before you get to Jeff's Pirate Cove.

Rules:

None

No rules or restrictions. Area is shared with local fishermen so courtesy and consideration is recommended when kiting near them. Togcha Bay is the best place to go kiteboarding on Guam, primarily due to the favorable wind conditions.