Onda blu Lido is a beach break located on the Adriatic coast of southern Italy, facing south into the Mediterranean. The spot sits within a shallow bay surrounded by agricultural land and small coastal settlements. The beach is narrow with developed tourist infrastructure, indicating significant recreational use beyond kitesurfing. The shallow, choppy water conditions and submerged features visible in satellite imagery suggest an irregular bottom with potential obstacles. Wind data shows low reliability at 9.5%, making consistent sessions challenging. Average wave height of 0.52m indicates this is primarily a flatwater venue. Easterly or westerly winds would provide side-shore conditions. This spot suits beginners practicing in protected, shallow water, though the low wind frequency and minimal wave action limit progression potential. Kiters should expect crowded conditions, navigate shallow hazards carefully, and plan sessions around infrequent favorable wind days.