Lagoa Mato is a shallow coastal lagoon in northeastern Brazil, characterized by extensive sandbars, tidal flats, and mangrove-lined shores. The water body features a meandering pattern with numerous shallow areas and vegetated islands. The lagoon opens to the east toward the Atlantic, with the coastline facing predominantly eastward. The spot offers protected, enclosed water ideal for beginners due to minimal wave exposure and confined fetch. However, conditions are severely limited by extremely low wind reliability (1.0%) and minimal average wind speeds of 7.7 knots, making consistent kitesurfing sessions impractical. The rough-chop water conditions and shallow depths require careful navigation around sandbars and tidal features. Best conditions would occur with northerly or southerly winds providing side-shore flow across the lagoon's eastern opening. This spot is suitable only for beginner-level kiters seeking very light wind practice in extremely protected conditions, but realistic wind availability makes it unreliable for regular sessions.