Sori Point (Capreno Coast)

Sori Point (near Capreno on the Liguria coast) is a highly exposed point break best for surfers who are comfortable in rocky, high-energy conditions. The wave is described as a classic long right-hand point that peels along the western headland of the bay, wrapping around the point into a workable line. It performs best when the swell comes from the south to south-southwest (including S/SW setups) while winds are from the north/northeast, which helps groom the face. Reported optimal swell heights are around 1.0–2.5 m, and conditions are described as holding size well—becoming more powerful as the swell increases. Safety is a major consideration: the entry and bottom are rocky and include sea urchins, and rocks can be slippery. Locally, the lineup can be small, so surfers should expect crowding at times and emphasize respectful behavior in the lineup. Spot-level rescue is not reported, though maritime rescue services operate along the Ligurian coast and general emergency services are available in Italy. Seasonally, winter and late autumn are highlighted as the most consistent period, aligning with the arrival of south to south-southwest swells. Water temperature varies strongly through the year, with winter months cold and summer months much warmer, and wetsuit guidance commonly points to heavier coverage in winter and spring-appropriate thicknesses outside of peak winter.