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Bonza Bay is a kite spot in the residential suburbs of East London, at the Quinera River mouth. This bay offers semi-sheltered conditions with warm subtropical waters (20-24°C). The spot combines a beach zone and a river zone, offering varied options for different skill levels. Accessible from the city with good infrastructure.
The spot works in SW to SE winds. The bay offers semi-sheltered conditions. The river mouth creates a calmer water zone at low tide. Tide influences conditions: at high tide, the sailing area is smaller but deeper.
Open all year round
Intermediate
Warm subtropical water (20-24°C). Semi-sheltered bay zone with reduced swell. Sandy bottom. River zone offering flatter water. Moderate currents at the river mouth.
Easy access from East London. Beachside parking in the residential area of Bonza Bay. Tarred road. Shops and restaurants nearby.
The dominant wind is the south-west (SW), blowing side-onshore in the bay. S and SE winds also work. The bay offers some protection. East London is known for its regular summer winds. SW thermal wind in the afternoon. Season: October to March.
Currents at the river mouth at falling tide. Sharks occasionally present. Jellyfish in summer. Swimmers present on weekends. Solo sailing not recommended.
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