Sant Martí

Sant Martí is a small bay located on the northeastern coast of Spain, protected by the surrounding topography. The spot faces northeast into a sheltered bay environment with a mix of residential development and natural shoreline. Water conditions are characterized by small, choppy waves typical of enclosed bay systems with limited fetch distance. The site experiences very low wind reliability at 11.6%, indicating this is primarily a light-wind location suited to high-wind-threshold equipment users or those seeking calm water practice conditions. Average wind speeds of 7.4 knots are marginal for kitesurfing. Northwest to north winds would provide optimal side-shore conditions. The shallow bay waters and residential proximity suggest this spot is best suited for beginner-level kiters practicing in controlled conditions rather than progression or wave riding. Water temperatures average 16.4°C, requiring thermal protection. Key considerations include waiting for consistent wind windows, avoiding shallow areas near the shore, and being aware of local boat traffic from nearby settlements. Best visited during spring and autumn when wind patterns are more stable.