Torre de la Peña is a sheltered beach break located on Spain's southern coast near the Strait of Gibraltar. The spot features a sandy beach protected by surrounding hills and moderate forest coverage inland. The coastline faces southwest toward open Mediterranean waters, creating a relatively contained bay environment.
The spot is characterized by small, gentle waves averaging 1.14m, making it suitable for beginners and those developing fundamental skills. Water conditions are rough-chop rather than organized swell, typical of shallow, sheltered bays. Wind reliability is modest at 25.5%, with average winds of 9.4 knots requiring patience for adequate session conditions.
Side-shore winds from the northwest (315°) provide optimal kiting angles. The surrounding terrain creates wind shadow effects, necessitating careful positioning. Low wind speed averages suggest this spot performs best during stronger wind events or seasonal wind patterns. The shallow, rocky bottom and proximity to rocky features demand careful navigation. Best suited for developing kiters practicing in controlled conditions rather than pursuing challenging progression.