Liméns is a sheltered bay on Spain's Galician coast, oriented east-west with the water facing north into a protected embayment. The spot features a sandy beach at the bay's head transitioning to deeper water, with forested headlands on both sides providing some wind acceleration funneling. Rocky formations are visible within the bay, and residential development occupies both northern and southern shores, limiting available space. The bay configuration provides natural protection from Atlantic swell, resulting in modest wave heights (1.36m average) and reduced fetch. Wind conditions are marginal year-round, with only 2.4% reliability and 5.1-knot averages suggesting this is a light-wind venue. North and south winds offer side-shore conditions depending on direction. This spot suits beginners and lighter-wind specialists seeking calm, protected conditions with minimal swell. Kiters should note the bay's constrained geography limits riding area, require attention to rocky hazards, and must time sessions around the limited wind windows. Summer thermal winds may provide the most consistent conditions.