Las Dunas is a beach break located on Spain's southern coast, approximately 36km south of Málaga. The spot consists of a wide sandy beach fronting southward into the Mediterranean Sea, with a river estuary visible to the north creating dynamic water conditions. The beach is characterized by gentle, rolling waters and consistent sand features typical of coastal delta environments. The spot experiences moderate wind conditions with low reliability (25.5%), making consistency a limiting factor. Average wave heights of 1.14m suggest this is primarily suitable for learning and practicing fundamentals rather than progression. Best conditions occur with easterly winds (side-shore parallel to the coast), providing safety margins along the extended beach. The shallow, gentle water conditions and wide beach make this suitable for beginners and intermediate riders seeking a low-consequence learning environment. However, kiters should be aware of the river mouth dynamics, which can create unpredictable currents and variable water quality. The proximity to residential areas and road infrastructure suggests moderate crowds and potential access limitations during peak seasons.