Punta del Moral

Punta del Moral is a beach-and-breakwater shore spot associated with the Ayamonte/Isla Canela area. Surf is described as reasonably exposed yet fairly consistent, typically working as soft, small waves with average quality and short rides. The beach break can offer both left and right waves, but rides may become closeouty as the tide drops, and the area can get messy on larger swells. Wind patterns make the spot useful for multiple disciplines. In summer, afternoon thermal sea breezes are common (reported around 14:00–19:00), with moderate reliability for thermal winds. North winds are described as offshore for surfing and can help groom waves, while west/east winds are more likely to create chop. For kitesurfing, the beach is reported as spacious and particularly good for freeride and beginner progression when Poniente (west/south-west) winds are steady. For safety, pollution is specifically highlighted as a hazard, and heavier rain/runsoff can increase pollution risk. There are also practical hazards: a breakwater/jetty at the eastern end/harbor entrance and strong tidal currents near the river mouth. Seasonal swimmer/water-sports zones are typically enforced during summer, and local guidance recommends checking tide charts because the beach can become very wide at low tide. From a logistics and comfort perspective, the launch is described as easy with a wide sandy beach and ample rigging space. Facilities are available (including showers/toilets and food and drink options along the promenade), and lifeguards are seasonal. Crowd levels are sometimes busy, with summer months generally more crowded than winter.