Barceloneta is an urban beach break located on Barcelona's Mediterranean coastline, facing northeast into the sea. The beach is backed by dense residential development and operates as a lagoon-like enclosed area with significant marina infrastructure to the north. Water conditions are consistently modest, with low average swell (0.62m) and minimal wind reliability (1.0%), making this a marginal spot for kitesurfing. The primary appeal is accessibility and beginner-friendly conditions rather than ideal wind or wave performance. Best winds approach from the south or southeast (side-shore orientation), though conditions are unreliable year-round. The beach attracts heavy recreational use with swimmers and sunbathers. Infrastructure hazards include moored vessels, piers, and breakwaters that constrain the riding area. This spot suits absolute beginners seeking flat-water practice in an urban setting where waves are secondary to wind conditions. Kiters should expect crowded conditions, limited space, and prioritize safety around non-kitesports users. Strong, reliable winds are rare, making this unsuitable for progression beyond fundamentals.