Salto di Fondi is located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast of southern Italy, in a sheltered bay formation. The coastline faces south toward open water, with residential areas, agricultural land, and industrial structures immediately inland. The bay offers protected conditions but presents significant challenges for kitesurfing. Wind conditions are marginal, with an average of only 4.1 knots and extremely low reliability at 0.2%, making sessions rare and difficult to predict. Wave heights average just 0.62 meters, insufficient for most kitesurfing disciplines. The spot suits only beginners during rare strong wind windows, typically requiring easterly or westerly side-shore winds for safe practice. Access appears limited by surrounding development. The shallow bay waters and visible breakwater structures create navigation concerns. This location is better suited for other water sports or as a secondary option when strong weather systems pass through the region. Kiters should seek more reliable alternatives in the Mediterranean unless specific forecast conditions develop.