Ares-Seselle is a beach break located on the Galician coast in northwestern Spain, facing northwest into the Atlantic. The spot features a sandy beach with gentle slope characteristics, backed by residential and agricultural development. The water body is open ocean fetch with moderate protection from local geography. This location experiences consistent but modest conditions with an average wave height of 1.50m and low wind reliability at 2.4%, making it suitable primarily for light wind days. The best wind direction for side-shore conditions is from the northeast (45°), which provides clean, manageable conditions parallel to the beach. The spot is most appropriate for beginners and early intermediate riders due to small wave sizes and relatively protected conditions. Key considerations include the proximity of residential areas, which may create crowding during favorable conditions, and the challenge of finding adequate wind—waiting periods between sessions may be substantial. Water temperature of 15.4°C requires thermal protection. The sandy bottom provides a forgiving landing surface for learning riders.