Palmones Kitesurfing in Spain view to the gusty sea with a fright ship and impressive mountain and clouds in the background

Palmones Kitesurf Spot in Cadiz

Europe Kiteboard Spot in Spain

The flatwater Kite Spot Palmones is located in the famous bay of Gibraltar in Spain, which extends to the city of Algericas. The best kite wind is almost 50% year round with the Levante wind comes sideonshore a little less strong than in Getares and Tarifa. Every few days the wind changes from Poniente (West) to Levante (East). There is a sandbar at the lagoon, where the small waves in front of the river mouth are breaking. The kitesurfing season in Palmones is mainly in the warm summer months, when a shorty is sufficient. Kiteboarding in Palmones is not so well known and visited due to its location next to the famous Kite Spot Tarifa. So if you want to connect the city with a sophisticated kiteboarding spot, is right here.

Kitesurfing in Palmones invites you with a partially beautyful natural sandy beach setting at the river mouth of Rio de las Cañas O Palomes . But with a drop of bitterness caused by the industrial harbour and the cargo ships nearby.

Palmones Kitesurf season

Palmones Kitesurfing wind conditions

The wind conditions in this region are influenced by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the local topography. The most popular wind for kitesurfing in Palmones is the Levante wind, which blows from the east and northeast.

The Levante wind is a strong and consistent wind that can create excellent kitesurfing conditions. It is usually more prevalent in the summer months, from June to September, but it can also occur throughout the year, especially during spring and autumn. The wind strength can vary, ranging from 15 to 30+ knots on average, providing ample power for kitesurfing.

  • body wear

    • long neo
    • short neo
  • ride type

    • freeride
    • freestyle
    • hydrofoil
    • wakestyle
  • skill level

    • intermediate
    • advanced
    • professional
  • spot type

    • ocean
    • river delta
  • starting area

    • sandy beach
  • water condition

    • choppy
    • flat water
  • wind daytime

    • all day
  • wind type

    • gusty

Impressions

Palmones Kitesurfing in Spain view to the gusty sea with a fright ship and impressive mountain and clouds in the background

Wind Stats for Palmones Kiteboarding

Around the Kiteboarding Spot Palmones

During peak season in March, April, May and June activities such as Aquapark, Kajak, Culture & Sightseeing, Castle, Barhopping, Beauty & Spa, Cycling and Day Trips. Near the kite area of Palmones in the wider area of Algericas you will find a popular and trendy environment. Accommodation are located nearby the Kite Spot.
If you are looking for good vibes at the spot besides kitesurfing there are no parties going on.

  • camper parking

    • Overnight
  • car parking

    • Nearby
  • emergency

    • A medical center

How to get to Palmones and how to bring it about while you're there

Closest Airport to the Spot is Gibraltar International Airport- GIB. The nearest Town is Algericas. Public transport is generally mellow. We do recommend to rent a car.

  • accommodation

    • near the spot
  • public transport

    • Good
  • rental cars

    • Recommended

Notice

Watch out for the jellyfish in the summer. 

Not exactly what you are looking for? Use our Kiteboarding Spot Search to find your perfect Kite Spot now!

Wind Forecast for Palmones Kitesurfing

FAQs

Palmones Kitesurf Spot in Cadiz stands out due to its location in the renowned bay of Gibraltar in Spain, extending all the way to the city of Algericas. The spot is blessed with the Levante wind that blows side-onshore, offering kitesurfers nearly 50% wind reliability year-round. While it is slightly less intense than the winds in Getares and Tarifa, it creates perfect conditions for both beginners and advanced riders. With a sandbar at the lagoon and small waves breaking at the river mouth, Palmones provides a varied kitesurfing experience. However, it is important to note the presence of an industrial harbor and cargo ships in the vicinity, which adds a unique backdrop to this kitesurfing spot.