Varcaturo is a beach break located on Italy's Campania coast, facing west toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. The spot features a gently sloping sandy beach with shallow water conditions extending well offshore. The area is heavily developed with residential properties, hotels, and commercial infrastructure directly adjacent to the beach, significantly constraining the available riding space. Inland lagoons and water bodies are visible in the satellite imagery. Wind reliability is extremely low at 3.7%, with average winds of just 5.5 knots—conditions that frequently prove insufficient for kitesurfing. Wave heights average only 0.55m, indicating minimal swell exposure. The best wind direction is from the north (0°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the western-facing coast. This spot is suitable only for beginners when adequate wind is available, and long waiting periods between rideable conditions should be expected. The shallow waters and sandy bottom pose minimal hazard but limit progression potential. Access may be restricted due to the dense surrounding development.