Gorliz is a sheltered bay located on the northern coast of Spain in the Basque Country, characterized by a curved sandy beach and rocky headlands. The bay faces northwest toward the Bay of Biscay, with residential development integrated along the eastern and southern shores. The spot is a natural bay formation with moderate wave exposure and relatively protected conditions. Best wind direction is from the northeast (45°) for consistent side-shore conditions across the beach. The low wind reliability (10%) and modest average wind speed (7.2 knots) indicate this is primarily a fair-weather spot, suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking calm, controlled conditions. Wave heights average 1.28m, providing gentle conditions for progression. The enclosed bay offers natural protection but limits wind consistency. Notable hazards include rocky outcrops at the northern headland, harbor jetties, and limited access points. Tidal variations should be monitored as the bay configuration may create current effects. This spot suits progression riders and those seeking sheltered, manageable conditions rather than challenging wind or wave scenarios.