Coco Bay (Green Turtle Cay)

Coco Bay on Green Turtle Cay is described as a shallow, very flat (low-energy) sandy bay with crystal-clear water and minimal currents—conditions that suit learning and controlled riding. Multiple sources emphasize that the water is clear and typically shallow enough to require attention to depth, particularly during low tide. For wind sports, the bay’s best wind direction is consistently given as NW, tied to winter cold fronts. The most favorable months are reported as January, February, March, and also November and December, when winds tend to be more reliable. Typical reported wind speeds are in the ~15–25 knot range, with “steady” behavior noted in one source and lighter gustiness described in another. Kitesurfing is the primary fit: sources describe it as ideal for beginners and freeriders, and also a good place to practice foiling or freestyle options thanks to the flat, protected water. Windsurfing is also described as beginner-friendly for freeride/foil progression, while wave or high-speed windsurfing is limited by the shallow bathymetry and lack of meaningful surf energy. Safety considerations are prominent for this spot: shells and a bridge-structure in the vicinity are specifically called out as hazards, and stingrays plus sea turtles are described as present. Tips include using a stingray-shuffle when walking into the water and checking depth before jumping or foiling in very shallow low-tide conditions. Rescue is not described as having dedicated on-site kite rescue service, so riders should plan accordingly.