Marinello is a deltaic coastal formation on the Tyrrhenian coast of northeastern Sicily, featuring a distinctive sandy spit system that creates multiple shallow lagoon basins separated from open water. The spot consists of several interconnected water bodies with variable depths, typical of river delta morphology. The northeast-facing orientation creates a moderately exposed setting with access to open water through deeper channels. Best conditions occur with northwest to north winds (310-350°) that provide side-shore conditions. This spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with variable water conditions, shallow areas, and navigation around sandbars. Wind reliability is very low at 2.9%, and average wind speeds of 5.4 knots are marginal for consistent kitesurfing. Wave conditions are minimal (0.48m average), making this primarily a flat-water spot dependent on swell periods. Kiters should be aware of tidal influences, shallow areas requiring board control, shifting sand features, and occasional boat traffic in deeper channels. The protected lagoon areas offer relatively safe conditions when wind is present, but low wind occurrence makes consistent sessions rare.