Puerto Real is a protected bay on Spain's Atlantic coast in Cádiz province, characterized by gentle, enclosed waters and residential coastal development. The bay opens to the south-southwest, with the sandy beach and shallow water providing a natural barrier. This is primarily a beginner-friendly location due to minimal wave activity and protected waters, though the extremely low wind reliability (11.3%) makes consistent sessions rare. Best wind conditions approach from the east (side-shore), with typical gusty Atlantic patterns. Water temperatures average 19°C year-round, suitable for most seasons. The spot suits complete beginners and those seeking flat-water freestyle practice rather than wave riding. The shallow bay accumulates swell minimally, keeping conditions manageable. Kiters should be aware of the limited fetch distance, which restricts wind build-up, and the proximity of coastal infrastructure and boat traffic. Spring and autumn months may offer slightly more consistent wind patterns.