Punta de las Entinas (El Ejido)

Punta de las Entinas is a nature-focused sandy beach inside the Punta Entinas-Sabinar Natural Reserve, known for crystal-clear water and a sandy bottom that makes launching feel straightforward. Conditions are described as flat with chop (rather than a highly surfy point), and the beach environment is largely maintained in a protected, low-facility state. Wind is typically strongest and most consistent from the E and W directions, making the spot suitable for riders who can tune their setup to the local wind angle. Kitesurfing is the primary use: the spot is described as spacious with clean water and relatively low crowding. Reported kite sizing ranges from around 10–14 m² depending on wind strength. For windsurfing and wingfoiling, the same overall environment can work well, though chop handling matters. Windsurfing is generally framed as freeride/slalom-friendly, and wingfoiling is described as foil-capable given open/deep water and consistent winds, provided the rider manages the chop. The main safety theme is logistical: there are no lifeguards reported and rescue is described as not available/limited. Because the location sits within a protected reserve, you should plan for no on-site services, park only in designated areas, avoid driving onto sand inside the reserve, and stay off dunes—especially where nesting and dune vegetation protection rules apply.