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La Siesta

Forecast conditions and map view for La Siesta in Spain, Mediterranean. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.

Country
Spain, Mediterranean
Coordinates
38.7926, 0.1829

La Siesta, Spain (Mediterranean) is typically a small, local beachbreak spot suited more to short-period Mediterranean swell than to powerful Atlantic surf. Conditions can be highly inconsistent, so it’s usually best on the rare days when a solid storm pushes swell into the coast.

What it’s like

  • Wave type: Mostly beachbreak
  • Wave quality: Can be fun when it’s working, but generally uneven and fickle
  • Best swell: E, SE, or S-facing swell depending on the exact coastline orientation
  • Wind: Often best with offshore offshore-ish winds; onshore breezes can make it messy quickly
  • Tide: Tidal effect can be important, with many Mediterranean beachbreaks preferring mid tide

Conditions

  • Water: Usually warm compared with Atlantic surf spots
  • Crowds: Often localized, with some seasonal crowding if the spot becomes known
  • Consistency: Low to moderate—Mediterranean surf is weather-dependent
  • Atmosphere: Relaxed, sunny, and more of a local-session spot than a destination wave

Good for

  • Intermediate surfers looking for fun, manageable waves
  • Longboarders or fish/grovel boards on smaller days
  • Surfers who like checking reports and chasing storm swell

Things to watch

  • Can be closed out if the sandbars line up poorly
  • Wind can ruin it fast
  • Surf size can change a lot in a short time due to local weather systems