Stazione di Tollo is a developed beachfront location on Italy's Adriatic coast, characterized by a northeast-facing sandy shore with dense residential and agricultural development immediately inland. The water body is the Adriatic Sea with moderate fetch distance. Visible wooden and rocky groynes run perpendicular to shore, providing some wave structure but creating navigational hazards.
Best conditions occur with southeasterly to southwesterly winds (side-shore), creating parallel wind flow along the beach. The extremely low wind reliability (1.3%) and minimal average wave height (0.36m) indicate this is a light-wind spot requiring consistent conditions. Water temperatures average 16.5°C, necessitating appropriate wetsuits.
This spot suits beginners in calm conditions due to protected waters and gradual depth increase. However, the tight space between development and sea, combined with groyne obstacles and moderate boat traffic, limits practical usability. Launch and recovery areas are constrained by infrastructure, making it challenging for organized sessions. Kiters should expect crowded conditions during rare favorable wind windows.