Comment from Erin R
On the Mediterranean side, you’ve got the Costa del Sol, home to tourist hotspots such as the cities of Marbella and Málaga. Given the calmer seawaters along this part of the coastline, sizeable waves can indeed tend to be far and few between. At the same time, this can make it an ideal place for beginners to try their hand (err, feet?) at hanging ten. For better waves, travel southwest to the area around the city of Estepona.
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