Agrelo Beach (Bueu)

Agrelo Beach (Bueu) is a sandy, medium-sized launch on the Ría de Pontevedra side, where the water is typically flat with chop and small wave activity. Water clarity is reported as crystal-clear/clean, and the beach provides an approachable learning environment when the wind is right. For wind sports, the spot is primarily driven by northerly thermal (“Nortada”) conditions in summer. Reported best wind directions include N, NW, and NNW, with typical kite/wind speeds around 12–22 knots (and a commonly cited 18–25 knot range for the northeast side-onshore scenario). The thermal reinforcement is usually strongest in the afternoon, with a spot-level thermal window reported from about 14:00 to 19:00. On-site safety considerations are important: swimmers are present, fisher nets can be in the water, and rocks exist near/at parts of the beach. Several notes also emphasize checking the tide because the available launch area can become narrow at high tide. During summer (mid-June to mid-September), kitesurfing may be restricted to specific hours or zones due to designated bathing areas, so plan around swimmer conflict. In terms of support, the area has on-the-beach/nearby amenities such as showers and places to eat, but equipment rental is described as limited locally (bringing your own gear is recommended). Emergency access is available via 112, while rescue availability is not consistent across reports; the wider region describes maritime rescue as being provided by the Spanish Coastguard with local support during summer.