Fregene is a beach break located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast near Rome, featuring a northwest-facing sandy shoreline with shallow, gradual depth transitions. The spot sits within a developed coastal zone with both residential areas and small-scale industrial/port infrastructure visible to the north. Water conditions are characterized by minimal swell (0.64m average) and very light winds (6.0 knots average), making this primarily a light-wind destination. The beach break offers gentle, rolling conditions suitable for beginners and those learning progression. Best wind conditions arrive from the northeast (45°), providing reliable side-shore angles. However, the location's low wind reliability (4.4%) means sessions are inconsistent throughout the year. Water remains cool year-round (17.2°C average), requiring thermal protection. The proximity to port facilities and shallow sandbars requires awareness of water traffic and gradual depth zones. This spot works best during occasional windy periods in spring or autumn when northeastern flows develop, rather than as a regular training venue.