Voltri Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at the full 16-day stretch for Voltri.

Honestly, it’s a tough outlook for us. We’re looking at a long, long dry spell ahead. For the first eight days – from Saturday the 4th right through to the morning of Friday the 10th – there is nothing worth paddling out for. You’re looking at flat, glassy conditions or tiny dribbles, and the combined energy barely hits double digits. It’s just not happening.

Things finally start showing a little pulse on the morning of Sunday the 12th. We see a tiny SE swell roll in at about 3ft, with a period of 5 seconds. The combined energy climbs to 67 – still very weak – but it’s something. The morning there is glassy, which is a major plus, so it’ll be clean. That remains the most notable window across the whole run. Monday morning the 13th also offers a small window with a 2ft SE swell (43 energy) and a clean offshore breeze from the NNW, so the surface will be clean there too.

After that, it fades back into tiny, poor surf through the rest of the second week. You get occasional glimpses of waist-high dribble – like on the morning of Saturday the 18th with a 0.7ft SSW swell and offshore wind, or Sunday the 19th with about 1ft – but it’s all very small and unexciting.

The standout call for the whole period is the morning of Sunday the 12th. Voltri is a point break, exposed to the SSW, and while the swell direction is SE, the glassy conditions will make it look better than it is. Combined energy is only 67, so expect tiny, weak waves. Since it’s sometimes crowded, there might be a few other hopefuls out, but given how small it is, likely not many. For absolute beginners, this could be a safe, clean little play session.

So, be patient. We’ve got over a week of nothing, then a couple of small, clean windows before it all fades again. Forecasts can change though, and it can’t stay this poor forever.

Rusty.

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