Scaletta is a small beach break located on the eastern coast of Sicily, Italy, facing the Ionian Sea. The spot features a narrow strip of sandy beach backed by dense residential development and road infrastructure that runs parallel to the shore. The water conditions are characteristically choppy with minimal wave energy (0.45m average), making this more suitable for light wind progression than wave riding. The sheltered nature of this location, combined with very low wind reliability (6.2%), means conditions are only marginal during favorable weather windows. Best conditions occur with northerly winds providing side-shore flow. Water temperature averages 19.4°C, requiring light thermal protection. This spot suits beginner kiters seeking flat-water practice in a protected setting during rare favorable wind days. However, limited space, shallow water, and inconsistent wind make it better for skill building than serious progression. Access may be constrained by residential areas and local beach regulations. The spot lacks significant natural hazards but offers minimal appeal for riders seeking either strong winds or quality waves.