Porto Badino is a small bay located on Italy's southern coast, facing south toward the Mediterranean. The spot features a sandy beach backed by residential and agricultural areas with some industrial development. The sheltered bay configuration provides protected water but limits wave development. Average wind speeds of 4.9 knots are quite marginal for kitesurfing, and the extremely low wind reliability (1.2%) means consistent conditions are rare. Wave heights averaging 0.65m indicate minimal swell energy reaches this location. The spot suits only beginners on the rare days with sufficient wind, as flat water dominates most conditions. Best winds come from the east (90°), providing side-shore flow parallel to the beach. Kiters should be aware of shallow areas near shore, potential boat traffic from nearby ports, and breakwater structures. The combination of light winds, small waves, and protected bay setting makes this a marginal kitesurfing destination suitable only for learning flat-water tricks or training during occasional stronger wind events.