Palma Sola (Morón Coast)

Palma Sola is an exposed beach-and-breakwater surfing spot on the Morón coast, where the jetties/espigones help shape the waves into surfable peaks—often best worked near the rock structures. Surf is described as having quite reliable conditions for a beach and breakwater setup, and it can work across all tides. Wind comes primarily from the east to northeast as trade winds, with conditions typically becoming more pronounced in the afternoon. Cross-onshore afternoon flow can add chop, while early mornings are often cleaner. Spot-level info also notes occasional wind consistency issues and generally light gusting. The main safety concerns are rocks and rip currents, especially around the breakwater area and near the jetty rocks. There is also a noted risk of water-quality degradation after heavy rains due to runoff from nearby industrial zones, so checking conditions after storms is important. For the water itself, the sea temperature is consistently warm (high-20s °C by season), and wetsuit needs are minimal—boardshorts with a rash vest/sun protection are generally sufficient. The spot is described as sometimes crowded (weekends/holidays), and suitable for riders roughly from beginner to intermediate depending on wave size and how exposed the set is.