Mar Azul is a beach break located on Spain's southern Mediterranean coast facing south toward open water. The spot features a sandy beach backed by extensive residential and industrial development, including multiple residential complexes, commercial facilities, and lagoon systems separated by breakwaters and piers. The water conditions are typically choppy with small average waves of 0.67m, making it suitable for learning and light progression. Wind reliability is notably low at 15.4% with average winds of 7.3 knots, requiring patient waiting for suitable conditions. Best wind direction is from the east, providing side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The spot suits beginners and early intermediate kiters due to manageable wave heights and sandy bottom. Key considerations include checking wind forecasts carefully before sessions, awareness of nearby boat traffic and pier structures, and understanding that conditions may be marginal on many days. The shallow, choppy nature provides a forgiving learning environment but limits advanced progression potential.