Tito Del Molo is a surf spot located in Viareggio, Italy, known for its long, slow waves that break primarily on the left side. This spot is best when there’s a big southwest swell, which can really bring the waves to life. It tends to attract a lot of surfers, so be prepared for a bit of a crowd, especially during peak times. You can enter the water from the harbour pier, making it fairly accessible.

The waves here can handle sizes starting at about 2 feet (0.6 meters) and are surfable with consistent southwest and west swell directions. The best conditions usually happen with a northeast wind. As for the tides, the spot works well at low, mid, and high tide, making it versatile for changing conditions. Keep in mind that this is more suited for intermediate surfers, as the waves can be a bit tricky to navigate, especially when it's busy.

If you're looking to get some lessons or need local surf info, you can reach out to the Versilia Surf School or any of the other local schools for guidance. Just remember that the vibe here can get lively with other surfers, so be ready to share the waves!