Faro de Maspalomas is a beach break located on the southwestern coast of Gran Canaria, Spain. The spot features a sandy beach adjacent to the famous Maspalomas Dunes, with a shallow lagoon system inland. The coastline faces southwest toward the Atlantic, with rocky reef formations visible along the shore. This creates a relatively protected environment suitable for beginners and intermediates. Best conditions occur with northwesterly to northerly winds (around 315°), which provide side-shore to side-onshore conditions parallel to the beach. Wave heights average under 1 meter, making this a gentle learning environment. The spot attracts recreational kiters due to its proximity to resort facilities and relatively consistent thermal winds. Wind reliability is low at 3.2%, so sessions are best planned around weather windows. The shallow lagoon area and nearby reef require awareness of water depth and bottom conditions. Strong currents can develop during larger swell events. This spot is most suitable for beginners and improving intermediate kiters seeking consistent, manageable conditions in a developed tourist area.