Claromeco is a beach break located on Argentina's Atlantic coast, facing east toward the open ocean. The spot features a sandy beach with scattered vegetation and a river mouth visible in the northern section. This is a beginner-friendly location characterized by small, consistent waves suitable for learning. The water conditions are typically calm, with average wave heights around 1 meter and a predominantly green ocean color indicating moderate sediment suspension. Best conditions occur with north or south winds that provide side-shore orientation parallel to the beach. Wind reliability is notably low at 10.9%, meaning kiters should expect frequent flat spells and should time visits carefully around weather windows. Water temperatures average 15.6°C, requiring a wetsuit. The spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking small-wave practice in a sheltered beach environment. Key considerations include checking wind forecasts due to low reliability, awareness of the river mouth's potential current effects, and understanding that conditions will rarely exceed 1-1.5 meter waves. The scattered beach vegetation and trees require attention to launch and landing areas.