Playa del Tiburón is a sheltered bay system on Spain's Mediterranean coast, featuring a large lagoon area with sandy beaches and developed residential zones. The spot consists of multiple connected basins separated by breakwaters and natural sandbars, creating a protected environment. This is a shallow-water, enclosed bay kitesurfing location with minimal ocean swell exposure. Wind conditions are unreliable year-round (15.4% reliability), and waves are negligible, making this spot purely wind-dependent for progression. East winds provide side-shore conditions along the main south-facing beach. The spot suits beginners and early intermediates due to flat water conditions, absence of significant hazards, and protected basins. However, limited wind reliability means sessions occur infrequently. The marina and boat traffic in the northern section present navigation hazards. Heavy urbanization restricts space for experienced riders seeking stronger conditions or wave riding. Water remains choppy despite low wave heights, typical of enclosed bays. Best visited during spring/fall wind patterns when Mediterranean thermal winds develop.