Bakio is a compact beach break located on the Biscay coast of northern Spain, facing northwest into the Atlantic swell. The spot sits in a tight cove bordered by residential development and rocky headlands, with a relatively narrow sandy beach backed by cliffs. Wave exposure is direct to Atlantic swells, generating consistent beachbreak conditions typical of the region. The beach shows steep gradient and powerful shore dump characteristics, requiring competent wave handling. Wind-wise, the orientation favors northeast to east winds for side-shore conditions, though prevailing Atlantic westerlies are common in this region. Best sessions occur during Atlantic swell events with moderate offshore winds. The spot suits intermediate riders comfortable with powerful beach breaks and dynamic conditions. Kiters should be aware of limited maneuvering space due to residential proximity, potential wind shadow effects from surrounding terrain, and the technical nature of shore dump launches and landings. Water temperature averages 15.5°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection year-round.