Kizingoni is a shallow lagoon located on the Kenyan coast near Mombasa, characterized by dense seagrass beds and sandbars visible in satellite imagery. The lagoon faces northwest with water protected by the natural shoreline configuration. This is a protected lagoon environment rather than open ocean, making it suitable primarily for light wind conditions and beginner-level kiters. The shallow, enclosed nature of the water significantly limits wind exposure and wave development, resulting in very modest average wave heights of 1.31m. Wind reliability is notably low at 1.2%, indicating inconsistent conditions. The area is most viable during consistent northeast or northeast-by-east wind patterns that maintain side-shore conditions. The lagoon's shallow depth, seagrass vegetation, and variable bottom topography present navigation challenges and require careful route planning. This spot is best suited for learning and practicing in light, steady wind rather than progression or wave riding. Tidal influences likely affect water depth and usability throughout the day.