My Hoa (Phan Rang)

My Hoa Lagoon (Phan Rang) is a shallow, clear, reef-influenced kitesurf and foil progression spot focused on strong, steady winter monsoon wind. The lagoon setup is described as mostly sand and flatwater-like, supporting freeride, freestyle, and foil progression when the lagoon has enough depth for safe access and landings. Wind is predominantly from the NE to E/SE sector (including NNE, NE, ENE, E, ESE, and SE) and is reported as highly reliable during the main season (primarily November through April). While the wind is generally constant/steady, local thermal/monsoon reinforcement in the day is noted, with conditions often peaking in the afternoon. Riding is highly tide-dependent: low water can reduce depth significantly and the lagoon can become unrideable at the lowest tides. Even at higher tides, the seabed is not risk-free—sharp coral and sea urchins are reported, particularly near the reef and in transitional areas. Currents are also mentioned near reef openings or during larger tidal shifts, so planning around tide and launch/landing zones is important. Besides kitesurfing, windsurfing and wingfoiling are possible, but foiling is constrained by minimum safe depth inside the lagoon. Surfing is described mainly as reef-break surfing that is wind-affected and can be messy; it is not characterized as the cleanest surf-focused option compared with kiting. For safety, booties are strongly recommended, sessions should be planned with tide awareness, and riders should respect local zones and fishing/aquaculture areas outside the main lagoon. Rescue is described as limited and there are medical facilities in nearby Phan Rang–Tháp Chàm.