Steccato di Cutro is a sandy beach break located on the Ionian coast of Calabria, Italy, facing south toward open water. The spot features a straight shoreline with a narrow strip of sandy beach backed by dense pine forest. The water is typically shallow and choppy, with very modest wave heights averaging 0.62 meters. This is primarily a flatwater or marginal wave location suitable for learning and progression rather than wave riding. Wind reliability is notably low at 10.3%, suggesting inconsistent conditions. Best conditions occur with easterly winds (side-shore, roughly 90°), which blow parallel to the coast. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water practice in a sheltered setting. Key considerations include the shallow water requiring careful launching and landing, the limited space behind the beach due to forest proximity, and the need to monitor low wind conditions. Water temperature of approximately 18.8°C requires seasonal considerations for neoprene requirements.