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Saint-Enogat (historic Dinard) is one of the most spectacular spots on the Côte d'Émeraude: navigation between sandbanks, close to the city. Very tide-dependent — only works with a coefficient ≥90 and water height below 2.50m. Demanding spot subject to strict municipal regulations. Managed by Emeraude Kite.
Emeraude Kite (emeraudekite.com) — reference association, manages authorised zones and summer restrictions on the Côte d'Émeraude.
Accessible only during grandes marées (coefficient ≥90) when water height is below 2.50m — window of 2-3 hours. Zone to the east of the marker buoy. Kite rigged at the water's edge. Check Emeraude Kite regulations and current municipal orders before each session.
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Ideal wind: NW to NE (side-on). Works W to NE. Best orientation: NW to NE for side-on navigation across the sandbanks. Check Emeraude Kite for specific orientation guidance by tide level.
Rocks, strong currents, significant wind shadow areas — not recommended for beginners. Navigation allowed only when water height is below 2.50m (2h to 3h window around low tide with coefficient ≥90). Zone restricted to east of a marker buoy. Kite must be rigged at the water's edge. Check current municipal orders before riding — an outright ban was issued in 2020 and rules are regularly reviewed.
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