Lozari (Lozari Beach)

Lozari (Lozari Beach) is an exposed rivermouth beach on the northern Corsica coast, known for crystal-clear water and a powerful, hollow surf break. Wave quality is described as good, but the break is also characterized as unreliable—summer sessions can trend flat. For surfing, the spot is most consistent when it receives the right swell (often discussed around west/northwest directions) and when wind is offshore. Several notes converge on south/south-southeast winds providing offshore conditions that help keep wave faces clean. The wave shape is hollow and the spot can produce very heavy conditions as swell builds, holding size up to roughly the mid-2m range (and beyond in some descriptions). Kitesurfing is generally described as chop/small-wave riding that can be suitable for riders of any level, with a wide sandy launch area making setup comparatively straightforward. Wind reliability is treated as moderate-to-low because conditions depend on weather systems and can be flat in summer, but the wind direction range that often works for kiting is discussed (notably N to NNW). Kitesurfing is also flagged as restricted within marked swimming areas during the peak summer period. Safety is a major consideration: the beach and entry are associated with strong currents/rip currents, a steep slope into the water, and shore-break hazards. There are also warnings about dangerous conditions during strong west-wind setups. Lifeguard coverage is described inconsistently across sources (seasonal presence is mentioned), and overall rescue availability is noted as limited—so the guidance is to respect swimming zones and avoid strong-wind days, especially with inexperienced riders.