El Chiqui is a sheltered beach break located on the northern coast of Spain, facing northwest toward the Atlantic. The spot consists of two distinct sandy beach sections separated by a rocky headland, with the main beach providing a relatively protected environment suitable for learning. The surrounding urban development and enclosed bay configuration limit consistent wind access, evidenced by the low reliability rating of 5.8%. Wave conditions are modest (1.46m average), making this a gentle environment for beginners. The best wind approach is northeast (45°), which provides side-shore conditions parallel to the main beach. Water temperature averages 15.5°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. The spot is characterized by relatively calm, predictable conditions rather than challenging surf or wind. This makes it well-suited for beginners and intermediates seeking to practice skills in a controlled environment. Kiters should be aware of the rocky headland at the northern point and timing considerations related to tide stages affecting water depth and sandbars.