El Saler is a beach break located on the Mediterranean coast near Valencia, Spain, featuring a long sandy beach backed by dense Mediterranean pine forest. The spot faces north toward open water with a relatively straight coastline. The area combines beach conditions with significant onshore forest, creating a narrow usable zone between vegetation and sea. Wind conditions are notably weak, with average winds of 5.7 knots and extremely low reliability at 2.7%, making consistent kitesurfing sessions rare. Wave heights average just 0.47m, indicating minimal swell energy. Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds providing side-shore flow parallel to the beach. The shallow light-swell conditions and weak wind profile make this primarily a beginner spot suitable for learners in rare favorable wind windows. The forest backdrop limits emergency exit options, requiring careful route planning. Water temperature averaging 19.1°C suggests seasonal viability. This location is more suitable for light-wind practice than consistent progression, with sessions dependent on rare favorable wind alignments.