Lo Stagnone Lagoon, nestled between Trapani and Marsala and closed off by the island "Isola Grande," is a paradise for watersports enthusiasts. This unique spot in Sicily, Italy offers ultra-flat and shallow waters, making it an ideal destination for beginners to learn and freestylers to showcase their tricks. With the lagoon spanning approximately 7 kilometers in length and 3 kilometers in width, and deepening only towards the south, it stands as one of Europe's largest shallow water lagoons.

The Lo Stagnone lagoon enjoys about 300 windy days per year, with the peak season stretching from May to September/October, enhanced by thermal winds. While December to February sees fewer windy days, the conditions are stronger and the spot desolated. The prevailing wind directions are northwest (Mistral), northeast (Grecale), and southeast (Scirocco), typically ranging between 14-20 knots. During the summer months, the average air temperature is around 30°C, while the water temperature is a comfortable 23-25°C. On calm days, the wind can pick up around noon and strengthen as the day goes on.

For accurate wind forecasts, check the forecast below or visit Windguru.