Tirrenia

Tirrenia is a developed beach break on the Tyrrhenian coast of Italy, facing west toward the Mediterranean Sea. The spot features a relatively straight, sandy shoreline backed by substantial residential development and some commercial infrastructure. This is primarily a beginner-friendly location characterized by very small, consistent waves suitable for learning rather than progressive riding. The critical limitation is extremely low wind reliability at 3.1%, meaning reliable kitesurfing conditions occur only occasionally. When wind does arrive, side-shore directions from the north (0°) or south (180°) provide the safest riding configuration parallel to the coast. Average wind speeds of 5.4 knots are marginal for kitesurfing. The shallow water gradients and compact beach space between development make this spot most suitable for beginners during optimal conditions, though accessing those conditions requires patience. The location's urbanization means limited privacy and potential crowd management issues. Best visited during spring and autumn months when Mediterranean wind patterns are more active.