Can Comes is a river delta spot located where the Fluvià River meets the Mediterranean Sea on Spain's Costa Brava. The site features a shallow lagoon system with extensive mudflats, creating a protected environment suitable for learning. The coastline faces east toward the water, making northerly winds ideal for side-shore conditions. The delta's shallow depths (under 2 meters in many areas) provide natural safety for beginners, though the soft bottom and river currents require technique adjustment. Water conditions are typically choppy due to conflicting flow patterns between river discharge and sea action. Wind reliability is notably low at 11.4%, meaning consistent sessions are rare. Average wind speeds of 7.4 knots are marginal for kitesurfing and often below functional minimums. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate kiters seeking protected, shallow-water practice. Key considerations include timing visits during strong wind forecasts, understanding tidal influences on water depth and current strength, and respecting residential areas within the delta. The unique setting combines river mouth dynamics with lagoon protection, offering conditions distinct from open-coast Mediterranean spots.