Cesenatico is located on Italy's Adriatic coast in the Emilia-Romagna region, featuring a shallow lagoon system with canals and protected waterways. The coast faces east toward the Adriatic Sea, making it a sheltered coastal lagoon rather than open ocean exposure. The spot is characterized by very flat water, minimal wave development, and extensive shallow areas with mudflats. Wind reliability is extremely low at 2.5%, with average winds of only 5.4 knots, making consistent conditions rare. The area contains active boat traffic, harbor structures, and canal systems that limit safe riding areas. Best wind direction would be from the north (side-shore to the eastward-facing coast). This spot suits complete beginners and those seeking flat-water freestyle practice when wind conditions align, but the unpredictability and lack of wave energy make it unsuitable for most kitesurf progression. The shallow water presents grounding risks, and the presence of infrastructure requires careful spot selection. Summer thermal winds may provide occasional rideable sessions.