Ostia Kite Village is located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast near Rome's mouth of the Tiber River, characterized by a northwest-facing beach with extensive sandy shallows and tidal flats. The spot features a delta environment with visible river channels, vegetation, and brackish water mixing zones. Conditions are generally light, with average winds of only 5.5 knots and minimal wave generation (0.61m average). The shallow, flat water makes this suitable for beginners and progression, though the low wind reliability means consistent sessions are infrequent. Northeast winds provide optimal side-shore conditions for safety and control. The area's shallow nature eliminates serious wave hazards but presents challenges with tidal flats, variable water depth, and murky water visibility. Water temperatures average 18°C, requiring seasonal wetsuits. Best visited during spring and autumn when occasional wind systems provide stronger conditions. The protected, shallow environment suits riders developing skills but may frustrate those seeking substantial wind or waves.