Zunguene is a delta-mouth kitesurfing spot located in southern Mozambique where river systems meet the Indian Ocean. The site features extensive sandy formations and shallow lagoon areas characteristic of a river delta, with multiple channels cutting through sand spits. The northeast-facing coastline orientation creates favorable conditions for side-shore winds from the northwest, which align reasonably with the region's prevailing patterns. The shallow, sheltered waters within the delta system provide relatively protected conditions suitable for intermediate riders seeking to develop skills in variable terrain. Water conditions are rough but manageable due to the lagoon setting. The main limitation is low wind reliability at 10.5%, making consistent sessions unpredictable. Average wind speeds of 7.4 knots are modest, requiring efficient equipment and technique. Riders should anticipate shifting sandbars, shallow water, and complex current interactions between delta channels. This spot works best during seasonal wind peaks when reliability improves. Navigation and local knowledge of channel positions are valuable given the dynamic sand environment.