Luanco is a small sheltered bay located on the northern coast of Asturias, Spain, opening northward into the Bay of Biscay. The spot features a developed beach area with adjacent residential zones and a functioning marina with mooring fields. The water body is protected by rock breakwaters and natural coastal formations, creating a semi-enclosed environment. The bay offers calmer conditions compared to exposed Atlantic coastlines, making it suitable for beginners. Best winds arrive from the northeast (45°), providing reliable side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The spot experiences modest average swell (1.63m) and cool water temperatures typical of northern Spain. Primary considerations include navigating around the active marina, avoiding rocky hazards near the breakwaters, and understanding local tidal patterns. Wind reliability is relatively low at 9.6%, suggesting this location benefits from specific weather patterns rather than consistent daily conditions. This spot suits beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking protected bay conditions with manageable wave heights.