Camping Mar Azul (El Ejido)

Camping Mar Azul is a coastal sandy launch directly beside a modern campsite near El Ejido/Guardias Viejas. The beach is described as medium-sized, with clean water and an easy launch area where there is space for multiple kites. For conditions, the spot is commonly associated with workable riding wind that can vary from flatter water to moderate chop, with a small shore break reported. Wind is described as predominantly WSW (Poniente) for the best months of March, April, May, and June, with stronger thermal influence developing later into spring and summer afternoons (reported as roughly 14:00 to 19:00). A thermal pattern is specifically referenced, and the spot is also noted as having both thermal and frontal influences. Reported wind strength is commonly in the range of about 15–25 knots, with light gustiness. Across water sports, the strongest and most consistently documented suitability is for kitesurfing (including freeride, foil, and freestyle). Wind-driven conditions are also reported as good for windsurfing (freeride and slalom) and wingfoiling, aided by deep water; however, wingfoilers should watch for rocks near the entry. Safety-wise, the main cautions are submerged rocks/pebbles near the shore (in specific nearshore areas) and the possibility of offshore wind during rare strong Levante. During July and August, seasonal access/zone restrictions for kitesurfing and swimmer-zone rules are noted. Overall, the spot works best as a combined “camping + riding” base for intermediate riders during spring and early summer, with warmer-season attendance peaking in July and August.