Sant Antoni

Sant Antoni is a sheltered bay on the eastern coast of Spain, characterized by a broad sandy beach backed by dense residential and commercial development. The bay faces east toward the Mediterranean Sea, with moderate protection from offshore wind exposure. The water shows distinct turquoise shallow zones near shore transitioning to deeper blue water, indicating a gradual seafloor slope typical of developed Mediterranean beaches. The spot experiences low average wind (5.4 knots) and minimal wind reliability (3%), making it primarily suitable for light-wind conditions. Small average wave heights (0.77m) confirm this is a protected water body rather than an open-water break. The enclosed bay configuration provides a side-shore wind window from northerly directions, though wind availability remains limited. Best suited for beginners and recreational kiters seeking flat-water practice in calm conditions. The urban setting means congestion during peak seasons and potential restrictions on water sports activities should be verified locally.