Gioia Tauro is a beach break located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast of Calabria, southern Italy, facing west toward open water. The spot features a sandy beach adjacent to a busy commercial port with visible container ship facilities and a pier system. The beach is backed by dense urban and agricultural development. Conditions are generally light, with an average wind of 4.3 knots and low wind reliability (1.2%), making this a marginal location for consistent kitesurfing. Wave heights average 0.51m, indicating small, weak swell conditions typical of the Mediterranean. North winds (0°) provide the best side-shore approach parallel to the coastline. The spot suits beginners due to light winds and small waves, though the extremely low wind reliability means extended flat spells are common. Key considerations include navigating around port infrastructure, managing entry/exit through shallow water, and dealing with occasional boat traffic. This is a casual, local spot rather than a destination venue.