Bará

Bará is a developed coastal beach break located on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. The spot features a sandy beach with shallow water conditions extending from the shoreline. The area is characterized by dense residential and commercial development immediately inland, with limited undeveloped space. The coastline faces southeast toward open Mediterranean waters, creating a relatively protected setting. Wind side-shore conditions occur with easterly (90°) or westerly (270°) winds. However, this spot presents significant limitations: average wind of only 5.2 knots with extremely poor 2.3% reliability makes consistent kitesurfing difficult. Wave conditions are minimal at 0.55m average height. The shallow water near shore and proximity to beach infrastructure limit launching and landing zones. This spot is most suited to beginners seeking calm-water practice in protected conditions, though the low wind and wave climate means sessions will be infrequent. Kiters should expect crowded beaches and may need to scout alternative nearby spots with better wind exposure during visits.