Civitavecchia is an industrial port city on Italy's Tyrrhenian coast facing west into a sheltered bay. The coastline is heavily developed with a major thermal power plant, industrial facilities, and commercial shipping infrastructure dominating the waterfront. The bay offers some wind protection due to its orientation and surrounding geography, but is characterized by strong port currents, boat traffic, and water quality concerns from industrial operations. Wind reliability here is exceptionally low at 9.4%, and average conditions (6.6 knots, 0.6m waves) are marginal for kitesurfing. The spot is unsuitable for beginners due to hazardous industrial infrastructure, shipping lanes, and unpredictable currents. Even advanced riders would find limited window conditions and safety concerns. The water receives discharge from the power plant and port operations, affecting visibility and conditions. This location is primarily a commercial port rather than a viable kitesurfing destination. Nearby alternative spots along the Italian coast would offer better conditions and safety.