Los Narejos

Los Narejos is a shallow lagoon on Spain's southeastern Mediterranean coast, protected from open ocean exposure by its enclosed geography. The water body faces northwest with a developed residential area directly adjacent to the shoreline. This is a protected lagoon environment rather than open ocean, characterized by consistently shallow waters and limited fetch due to the opposing northern shore visible in imagery. Best conditions occur with northeast winds (45°) providing side-shore flow parallel to the beach. The spot suits beginners due to minimal wave action (0.52m average) and protected conditions, though water depth requires careful navigation. Wind reliability is low at 3.6%, suggesting this location depends on specific seasonal patterns. Kiters should be aware of shallow-water techniques, boat traffic in the lagoon, proximity to residential infrastructure, and the need for local knowledge regarding tidal variations and navigable channels. The lagoon environment offers sheltered practice conditions but limited wave progression opportunities.