The best beaches in Spain to do Kitesurfing

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Here we have a slides where you can see the best beaches in Spain to practice Kitesurf.

The beaches in Slides!


Spain is one of the countries with the best beaches for kitesurfing. The Mecca for excellence of this sport is Tarifa due to the two winds that predominate much of the year. However, there are other areas such as the Manga del Mar Menor or the Canary Islands where we find very fit arenales:

Beach of the Narejos (Murcia)
The area of ​​the Manga del Mar Menor is very popular for kitesurfing. The urban beach of the town of Los Alcázares. The southern heat winds (the S - S / O lebeche), which come to us in the form of a side wind. It has a choppy movidito, very advisable for freewave and freeride.

Caños de Meca (Cádiz)
Located 8 km northwest of Barbate and less than an hour from Tarifa, this beach stands out for its good conditions for kitesurfing, especially when there is a strong easterly wind. Without a doubt one of the best beaches in Andalucia and Spain.

Beach of L'Ampolla (Tarragona)
The beach of the village of L'Ampolla is not "the spot", but it is an excellent spot. You can sail with Garbí wind, which comes from the south; And with wind of mestral, in gusts that come from the north and raise high and short waves. It's a very safe spot, surrounded by the Delta. Especially suitable for race (slalom), beginners or 'rehearse' your freestyle maneuvers.

Natural Park of the Dunes (Fuerteventura)

On the island of Fuerteventura we find one of the best places to practice water sports, among which you can not miss kitesurfing, being the northwest coast and southeast of the perfect island. The beach at Las Dunas National Park or Flag Beach is perfect for beginners. Another outstanding beach is the one of Sotavento, with tests to world-wide level.

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