Miami Flats is a shallow lagoon located in southern Florida's Biscayne Bay area, featuring light-swell conditions typical of protected tropical water bodies. The spot faces south toward the water, making east and west winds side-shore and suitable for kitesurfing. The extremely shallow average depth of 0.55m makes this location ideal for beginners learning water starts and light-wind freestyle, as falls have minimal consequence. However, the 31.6% wind reliability means sessions are unpredictable, with frequent flat spells. Average winds of 10.6 knots are marginal for most kiters and require lighter equipment or strong technique. Water temperatures around 26°C are warm year-round. The spot suits beginners and those developing skills in shallow water, but progression-focused riders will find limited wave potential. Key considerations include watching for vegetation, shallow obstacles, and planning sessions around infrequent wind windows. The protected lagoon environment reduces swell exposure but also limits technical wave riding opportunities.