Marano is a lagoon spot located in the northern Adriatic near Italy's northeastern coast, characterized by shallow, protected waters bordered by residential development and agricultural land. The lagoon environment provides enclosed conditions with minimal fetch, resulting in choppy rather than organized wave patterns. Wind reliability is extremely low at 3.3%, with an average of only 5.4 knots, making consistent kitesurfing conditions rare. The spot faces east toward the water, making north or south winds theoretically side-shore, though prevailing data suggests inconsistent wind patterns. Water temperatures average 15.6°C, requiring seasonal thermal protection. The shallow lagoon bottom and numerous groynes/structures create navigation challenges. This spot is most suitable for absolute beginners practicing in light winds when conditions align, though wind scarcity makes regular session frequency unlikely. The proximity to residential areas and infrastructure limits maneuvering space. Most kiters would find more reliable conditions at exposed coastal or open-water alternatives.