Playa Campo Sota (Chiclana de la Frontera)

Playa Campo Sota (Camposoto) is an exposed sandy beach break with multiple peaks along a long stretch, which helps accommodate many surfers. Conditions are described as quite reliable, especially in winter and spring, with best performance when a west-southwest swell aligns with offshore/easterly winds for cleaner surf. For wave riding, the break is treated as beach-break and exposed, with peeling wave shape and a generally average wave quality. Multiple peaks can make it feel versatile across the lineup, and rides are reported as functional (often in the ~50 to 100 meter range on good days). The spot can close out if the swell is too large or too direct from the west, so swell direction and size matter. Wind-wise, Levante (east to northeast) is repeatedly linked with offshore grooming for surfers. For kitesurfing and windsurfing, it’s described as useful during stronger Levante winds, including when other locations may be too windy. Typical wind for the spot is described in a broad 5 to 20 knot range, with reported steady behavior. Safety is a priority: rip currents are reported as occasional, especially near the river mouth/Punta del Boquerón and during larger swells. The spot also sits within the Bahía de Cádiz Natural Park, and during summer visitors are expected to avoid designated swimming zones; rescue availability is described as limited and lifeguards as seasonal in line with the wider area’s summer staffing.