San Lorenzo is a urban beach break located in Gijón, northern Spain, facing northeast into the Bay of Biscay. The spot features a curved sandy beach backed by dense residential development, with visible rock formations at the water's edge. Water conditions are typically rough with average waves of 1.60m. The beach break offers relatively gentle rolling waves suitable for beginners, though wind reliability is exceptionally low at 3.5%, meaning consistent kitesurfing days are rare. Average wind speed of 5.7 knots is marginal for the sport. Best conditions occur with northwest winds (315°), which blow side-shore parallel to the coast. The spot is constrained by urban proximity, requiring awareness of swimmers, sunbathers, and limited landing space. Water temperature averages 15.5°C, necessitating a wetsuit year-round. This location suits beginner and low-wind specialists, though the inconsistent wind pattern makes it unreliable for regular practice. Ideal for sessions when Atlantic storms push favorable northwesterlies into the area.