Puntal de Rodiles is located at the mouth of the Ría de Rodiles estuary in Asturias, Spain. The spot features a river delta environment with extensive tidal flats, shallow lagoons, and a deep navigation channel. The coastline faces northeast toward the Atlantic, creating a delta system that fills and drains with tidal cycles. The turquoise water visible in imagery indicates the main channel, while tan areas show exposed mudflats and sandbars. This is primarily a tidal spot—conditions vary dramatically with tidal state. Low tide exposes extensive flats; high tide deepens the main channel. Best winds are from the northwest (315°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the main channel. The spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with tidal navigation and variable water depths. Wind reliability is very low (1.6%), making consistent sessions difficult. Water conditions are rough and visibility can be poor due to sediment loads. Tidal current management is essential, and awareness of boat traffic in the main shipping channel is critical. The low-wind climate and complex tidal dynamics make this spot challenging for progression.