Alassio Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s cookin’ in your neck of the woods over the next couple weeks.

First thing you gotta know: the water’s running *way* warmer than normal for this time of year, sittin’ at 81°F. That’s a solid 10°F above where it should be, so you’re lookin’ at bathwater conditions right now. Near Alassio, you can expect that to feel pretty tropical.

Now, straight up, I’ve gotta level with ya. The next 16 days are a real flat spell for Alassio. There’s not a single standout session to get excited about. The swell just isn’t showing up. You’ve got an entire stretch from July 3rd all the way through to July 18th where the swell heights barely tickle 1 ft at best, and most days are flat—zero combined energy recorded on many of them.

The winds do offer some pretty glassy moments early on: Friday the 3rd morning is glassy, and Saturday the 4th morning has a hint of cross-offshore. But with only 0.3 ft of weak swell—combined energy just 2—there’s nothing to ride. That pattern repeats over and over: clean conditions, tiny to no waves.

Later on, the morning of July 18th might give you a tiny pulse: 1 ft from the southeast, cross-offshore NNE winds at 6 mph, and combined energy creeping up to 3. But that’s still poor surf conditions. Too small to even bother.

So what’s the best on offer? Honestly, there’s no real standout. If I had to pick, the only window worth peeking at is the morning of July 18th—the wind will be clean off the land, light breeze, and the swell is the biggest of the whole 16 days. But 1 ft? That’s barely a knee-high ripple. You’d need a longboard and zero expectations.

Overall, this is a classic summertime flat spell for Alassio. The good news is, these runs don’t last forever—the charts could flip around in a week or two. Keep an eye out, but for now, leave the board at home.

Stay salty,
Rusty

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