Tombino is a surf spot located on Bari's sea promenade, just after Torre Quetta and the windsurf school as you head towards San Giorgio. It’s a decent place to catch some waves, especially if you’re looking for a spot that isn’t too crowded. The vibe here is chill, and you can typically find a few fellow surfers around without feeling overwhelmed.

The best swells for surfing at Tombino come from the SouthEast and NorthEast. This spot handles swell sizes up to about 2 feet (0.6 meters), breaking over a rocky ledge. You can expect both left and right waves, which makes it interesting for surfers of different preferences. It's most fun at low to mid tides, and you'll want to check for SouthEast winds to get the best conditions. This spot is suitable for intermediate surfers who are looking to improve their skills.

Since it’s a reef break, be prepared for some rocky terrain, so wear the right footwear or surf gear. The consistency can be moderate, and overall, it’s a nice place to enjoy a session without the hassle of heavy crowds.