Know what the sea
is doing, right now.
A real buoy in the water reads the sea every few minutes — so you know if it's worth heading down, before you even leave the house.
Free to look around while we're in sea trials.
Five states. One glance.
We don't make you read a number out of ten. Just how the water actually is, which way it's heading — and whether it's warm enough to get in.
The app that checks the sea, so you don't drive down for nothing.
Open it, see the state, see the trend, go. Pick your beach and we'll nudge you the moment it turns the way you like it.
Set it once: "Ping me when Venus is Clean or better." We'll only ever interrupt you with good news.
Hear the sea, played back
Real recordings from the buoy — glass mornings, Poniente afternoons, and today's rough sea — turned into music: each recording's eight strongest waves become a chord that breathes at the waves' own rhythm, and every crest rings a bell sized to its height. Pick a day and press play.
A quietly beautiful sea display for your lobby.
We ship a ready-to-go tablet, pre-connected to Marola. Stand it at reception or by the door — guests see at a glance whether it's a beach day. Plug in, that's it.
Put the live sea on your own website.
A little badge that shows the real conditions at Puente Romano, refreshes itself, and links your visitors back to Marola. No code to write. Pick a size, pop in your email, paste one line.
Beta, provided as is. The data may be delayed or unavailable, and is not for navigation.
1 buoy in the water, reading right now.
From Estepona to Torremolinos — and more going in every season.
Bring Marola to your venue.
Hotels, beach clubs, sailing schools and chiringuitos — tell us your spot and how you'd like to show it. We'll get you live within days.
How do you measure a wave?
The number on your phone begins as 205 seconds of raw motion inside the buoy. We made an interactive page that shows the whole journey on real recordings — including the day a tiny gyroscope fault invented an 11-metre sea.