Turrazzo is a small beach break located on the southern coast of Calabria, Italy, facing south toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. The spot features a sandy beach backed by residential development and agricultural land, with a relatively constrained landing area. The beach is sheltered by surrounding topography, resulting in modest wave heights typically under 1 meter. Wind reliability is notably low at 10.3%, with average wind speeds of 6.7 knots, indicating this is a light-wind spot that requires consistent conditions to be viable. Side-shore winds from the east provide the most suitable approach for safe kitesurfing. The shallow, choppy water conditions and limited space make this primarily a beginner-friendly location, though the low wind reliability means sessions may be infrequent. Local residential proximity and visible infrastructure suggest moderate crowd potential. Best conditions occur during consistent easterly wind periods, typically autumn and spring months when Mediterranean wind patterns are most stable. Kiters should be aware of the limited launch and landing zone and plan for light-wind techniques.