Voltri Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's talk about Voltri. This is a point break, beginner-friendly but inconsistent, and it can get crowded sometimes. The water at the start of the forecast period is sitting at 83°, a whopping 8° above normal – that's very unusual, like swimming in a warm bath.

Right now, through the end of July, there's a long dry spell. We're looking at about nine days with nothing worth paddling out for. The first real chance comes on the 28th of July. That morning we've got a 5 ft SE swell, short period around 7 seconds, and the combined energy is moderate at 249. Wind is light easterly cross, so not clean but not blown out completely. The afternoon drops to 4 ft, still SE, period 7s, energy 288, but wind shifts to a light SE cross-on, which puts a bit of texture on the surface. It's marginal at best, and the swell direction is not ideal for Voltri – it prefers SSW.

After that, the 29th and 30th of July offer something cleaner but much smaller. On the 29th morning we get 2 ft SSE, period 8s, with a moderate NNW cross-off breeze – that's clean and surfable, but the energy is only 61. The 30th morning is similar: 2 ft SSE, period 8s, light NNW offshore, energy 40. Glassy conditions in the afternoon on the 30th. These are tiny waves but they'll be nicely shaped for a point break, and the offshore wind makes them inviting for a beginner. Honestly, the best call is the 29th morning – the cleanest conditions of the whole run, even if the swell is small. After that, it fades back to nothing.

There's nothing else on the horizon worth jumping for. The only real standout is that window around the 29th and 30th, but keep your expectations low – it's a tiny, inconsistent point break. If you're desperate, go for it. Otherwise, wait for the next system.

Rusty out.

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