Porto Botte is a shallow lagoon system located on the southwestern coast of Sardinia, Italy. The lagoon is separated from the open Mediterranean by sand bars and narrow channels, creating a protected enclosed water body with distinctive green coloration from shallow depths and algae. The spot features minimal fetch and choppy, small-wave conditions typical of lagoon environments. Wind reliability is very low at 4.8%, making consistent sessions rare. The primary advantage is protection from larger ocean swells and strong currents. Best wind direction is from the northeast (45°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the lagoon orientation. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters due to flat water and protected conditions, though wind scarcity is a significant limitation. Water temperatures average 18.7°C, requiring seasonal thermal protection. Kiters should be aware of shallow depths, variable bottom conditions, and the confined nature of the lagoon, which limits upwind progression. Strong local knowledge is recommended for navigating channels and understanding tidal influences.