Trapani is a shallow lagoon system located on the northwestern coast of Sicily, Italy. The spot features extensive salt evaporation ponds adjacent to a working commercial port. The water faces west toward the Tyrrhenian Sea, with the lagoon separated from open water by protective barriers and embankments. The area is characterized by very shallow water, soft muddy bottom, and minimal wave generation—averaging only 0.87m. Wind reliability is low at 11.5%, making consistent sessions rare. The spot is primarily suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water conditions during the infrequent windy periods. The shallow lagoon offers forgiving conditions with minimal consequences for falls. However, navigation around port infrastructure, moored vessels, and pond embankments requires careful route planning. The rough-chop water texture indicates variable conditions. Best wind direction is northerly (0°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. This spot is best approached by local kiters familiar with port operations and tidal variations, as industrial activity and low wind frequency make it a secondary option compared to other Mediterranean locations.