Río Real is a beach break located on the Málaga coast in southern Spain, facing southwest toward the Mediterranean Sea. The spot features a sandy beach with substantial residential development immediately inland, including multiple housing complexes and a coastal highway running parallel to the shore. This proximity to infrastructure and settlements suggests a populated beach environment. Water conditions are very gentle, with average waves of 0.54m and light swell characteristics, making this suitable for beginners during rare favorable wind windows. The coastline orientation toward the southwest means northwesterly winds would provide ideal side-shore conditions (315°). However, wind reliability is extremely low at 0.4%, meaning suitable kitesurfing conditions are rare. Water temperatures average 19.8°C, requiring a light wetsuit year-round. The spot is best suited for complete beginners seeking minimal wave impact, though the scarcity of adequate wind makes this location marginal for serious kitesurfing practice. Crowded beach conditions during peak seasons should be anticipated.