Mazagón is a sheltered beach-break located on Spain's southwestern coast facing south toward the Atlantic. The spot features a large recreational marina immediately adjacent to the west, with residential and commercial development extending inland. The beach presents a gentle, gradual slope into light-swell conditions typical of protected coastal areas. Wind reliability is notably low at 4.7%, with average wind speeds of 6.7 knots - often insufficient for kitesurfing without ideal conditions. The shallow waters and gradual bottom contours make this suitable for beginners when wind is adequate, but the spot's primary limitation is marginal wind patterns and minimal wave energy. Ideal winds approach from the east (side-shore), though such conditions occur infrequently. The presence of the marina, boat traffic, coastal infrastructure, and crowded beaches restrict session area and increase hazard exposure. This spot is best approached as a secondary option during seasonal wind windows rather than a primary destination.