Carchuna is a beach break located on Spain's southern Mediterranean coast, facing south toward open water. The spot sits adjacent to extensive agricultural greenhouse operations, with a straight sandy shoreline providing direct exposure to the Mediterranean Sea. The area receives consistent sunshine but limited wind reliability (2.5%), with average wind speeds of only 5.1 knots—marginal for kitesurfing. Wave conditions are minimal at 0.57m average height, suitable only for very light wind days or as a secondary location. Water temperatures average 19.6°C, requiring seasonal wetsuits. The beach offers easy access and a relatively obstacle-free setup zone. Best wind directions are from the east, providing side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. This spot suits beginners and light-wind specialists seeking calm, sheltered conditions with minimal technical difficulty. However, the low wind reliability and marginal wave heights make it inconsistent for dedicated kitesurfing sessions. Local knowledge of seasonal wind patterns and offshore agricultural activities is recommended before visiting.