La Caleta is a sheltered bay located within Cádiz's historic city center, bordered by dense residential development and backed by a prominent fortified structure offshore. The bay opens to the northwest, with a narrow entrance creating a natural harbor environment. This is a shallow, protected water body rather than an open ocean or reef break, making it suitable primarily for light wind conditions. The spot experiences consistently low wind reliability (16%) and modest wave heights (0.88m average), suggesting it functions more as a flat-water training area than a serious wave-riding destination. The presence of urban infrastructure, boat traffic, and the fortified landmark offshore presents navigation and collision concerns. Best conditions occur with northeasterly to easterly winds creating side-shore conditions. The protected nature and shallow water make this appropriate for beginners and progression riders seeking calm-water practice. However, the constrained urban setting and low wind statistics indicate this spot is marginal for regular kitesurfing and better suited for light-wind specific sessions or training.