Gemswell Surf Madrid

Gemswell Surf Madrid is an urban surf park under construction in Atlético de Madrid's planned Sports City beside the Metropolitano stadium, in Madrid's San Blas-Canillejas district. It is promoted by Stoneweg InfraSports, a joint venture of Stoneweg and Teras Capital, with Atlético de Madrid, and built by SANJOSE Constructora, with an investment of more than 50 million euros. The builder's July 2025 schedule aimed to finish in the last quarter of 2026; Gemswell's own site now says 2027. In March 2026 the project closed about 60 million euros of financing, including a syndicated loan from Banco Santander and BBVA, and in July 2026 El Debate reported the works 40 percent complete with a spring 2027 opening, the main building structure finished and the lagoon floor about to be shaped.

A Wavegarden lagoon of 23,000 square metres, which the promoters call the largest in Europe, with a maximum depth of 2.85 metres. SANJOSE says it will offer more than 20 wave types up to two metres high, with up to 120 people surfing in 60-minute sessions. The module count has not been published.

Madrid surfers who want waves without the drive to the coast, and visitors, since the site is on metro line 7 at Estadio Metropolitano and, per Gemswell, 15 minutes from central Madrid and 10 from Barajas airport. Gemswell says it is built for every level, age and fitness.

No prices have been announced.

Nothing to book yet; Gemswell's site takes sign-ups for news. Take metro line 7 to Estadio Metropolitano. The promoters plan 3,000 parking spaces with more than 400 EV chargers.