Misiego is a tidal estuary (ría) on Spain's northern coast where the Rodiles River meets the Atlantic. The spot features an extensive delta system with exposed mudflats, sandbars, and shallow water channels. The coastline faces northwest, making northeast winds ideal for side-shore conditions. The relatively calm, protected waters within the ría are suitable for beginners, though the extremely low wind reliability (1.7%) makes this an unreliable destination. Average waves of 1.71m and modest wind speeds (4.8 knots) indicate consistently weak conditions. The murky estuarine water and shallow, soft bottom create an accessible learning environment but limit progression opportunities. Tidal fluctuations significantly affect usable water depth and current patterns. Best conditions occur during neap tides with northeast winds, though such windows are rare. This spot suits absolute beginners needing flat water practice, but experienced kiters should seek more consistent locations elsewhere on the Asturian coast.