Peñíscola Playa Norte is a sheltered sandy beach on Spain's Mediterranean coast, facing east toward the sea. The spot is characterized by a gently sloping sandy bottom with minimal wave generation due to weak swell exposure. The beach borders intensive agricultural and residential development, with numerous structures visible immediately inland. Wind reliability is notably low at 6.2%, and average wind speed of 5.9 knots is marginal for kitesurfing, requiring stronger than average conditions. Water depth increases gradually offshore, reducing hazards from sudden depth changes. The beach is well-developed with public access points and facilities. Best conditions occur with northerly winds that provide side-shore flow parallel to the coast. This spot suits beginners during stronger wind events due to calm, protected conditions and soft sand landing areas. Kiters should note the limited wind window, calm wave state, and need for higher wind speeds to generate adequate power. Summer thermal winds may provide occasional sessions.