Cedeira is a small bay located on the Galician coast of northwestern Spain, characterized by a protected crescent-shaped beach backed by steep forested hillsides. The bay opens to the northwest, offering exposure to Atlantic swells and wind patterns. The spot features a sandy beach break with moderate wave potential averaging 2.15m, though wind reliability is notably low at 5.1%. The surrounding dense forest and narrow bay configuration limit consistent wind delivery, making this a seasonal destination dependent on Atlantic weather systems. Best conditions occur with northwesterly to westerly winds that approach parallel to the beach. The spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with variable wind, rocky features, and confined spaces. Low average wind speeds (6.1 knots) mean sessions require optimal conditions to be viable. The protected nature of the bay provides calmer conditions than open ocean alternatives but limits the wind window. Kiters should account for rocky areas visible in shallow water, forest wind shadow effects, and the bay's limited fetch distance when planning sessions.