El Mareny Blau (Sueca)

El Mareny Blau (Sueca) is a large sandy Mediterranean beach break used primarily for kitesurfing, with chop and generally small wave conditions. Water quality is reported as crystal-clear/clean, and the long, open shoreline provides ample space for launching and staging. Wind is dominated in the warm season by a Garbí-type afternoon sea breeze, with the best directions reported as NE, ENE and E (and sometimes SE contributing via sea-breeze effects). During June through September, conditions are described as particularly reliable, with sources citing high-pressure patterns over Spain’s east coast and an estimated ~70% success rate for the thermal component. Typical speeds are reported around 12–22 knots. Sport suitability is strongest for kitesurfing styles such as freeride, wave riding, freestyle, and also foil/strapless as conditions allow. Windsurfing is described as workable for beginner-friendly freeride/foiling and slalom on the beach, and wingfoiling is reported as promising due to deeper water away from shore together with consistent light-to-moderate thermals. One provider reports the thermal window often runs roughly from mid-afternoon (around 14:00–19:00). Safety planning is important because summer beach use is heavy. In summer months (June to September), kitesurfing is reported to be restricted to authorized channels and marked zones, and riders are advised to use the kite channel to keep clear of swimmers and avoid fines. Lifeguards are described as seasonal; off-season rescue can be limited. Overall, it’s a relaxed, tourism-heavy summer spot where careful zoning and situational awareness matter most.