Sant Carles is a sheltered bay located on Spain's eastern Mediterranean coast, facing south toward open water. The spot comprises a semi-enclosed coastal basin with a sandy beach and shallow water protected by breakwater structures. A commercial marina occupies the eastern side, while dense residential development dominates the inland area. The bay receives limited wind exposure due to surrounding development and natural topography, reflected in the very low wind reliability (3.6%) and modest average wind speeds (5.5 knots). Water conditions are exceptionally calm with minimal swell (0.49m average). Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds providing side-shore conditions. This spot suits beginner kiters seeking flat-water practice in protected conditions, though the consistently weak wind makes progression challenging. Key considerations include respecting the active marina zone, checking local regulations regarding residential proximity, timing sessions for optimal wind windows, and being aware of shallow-water handling requirements. Summer temperatures average 18°C, indicating temperate conditions. Access appears straightforward from the beach area.