Giannella is a narrow lagoon waterway in central Italy, part of the Tuscany coastal system. The spot consists of a shallow enclosed lagoon bordered by residential development on both sides, with the Tyrrhenian Sea to the east. The lagoon's orientation runs north-south, creating an east-facing coastline. This is a protected, flat-water environment rather than an open-water spot. Wind is funneled through the narrow channel, with northerly or southerly winds providing side-shore conditions. The spot offers very consistent, manageable conditions suitable for beginners and those learning flat-water tricks. However, extremely low wind reliability (2.8%) and minimal average wind (5.2 knots) make this spot viable only on exceptional wind days. Dense vegetation and proximity to residential areas create wind shadow effects. The shallow water depth provides safety but offers no wave opportunity. Access is limited by the urban setting. This spot is best suited for light-wind practice sessions when stronger spots are impossible, though consistent sessions should be sought elsewhere.