Multedo - surf spot statistics

Multedo, Italy, offers varying surf conditions throughout the year, with the best months for surfers generally falling in late autumn and winter. From November to February, the swell consistency improves significantly, with ground swell percentages peaking around 18-24% and wind swell contributing another 26-35%. Mean swell sizes during these months range from 1.1m to 1.2m, providing more rideable waves compared to the rest of the year. However, wind conditions remain challenging, with bad onshore winds dominating 85-88% of the time, limiting ideal surfing opportunities. The highest probability of favorable winds occurs in November (15%), though it remains relatively low overall. Spring and summer (May to August) are the least favorable, with minimal ground swell (3-8%), smaller waves (0.6-0.7m), and even worse wind conditions (bad winds 90-93%). September and October show a slight improvement in swell activity, but winds remain largely unfavorable. In summary, late autumn and winter months—particularly November through February—provide the most consistent swell, though surfers must contend with frequent poor winds. The summer months are generally flat and wind-affected, making them unsuitable for quality surfing. For the best chance of surfable waves in Multedo, target the colder months but be prepared for less-than-ideal wind conditions.

March at Multedo offers surfable conditions, though they tend to be on the smaller and less consistent side. The average swell height is 1.0m with a period of 7.1s, producing generally weak to moderate waves. The most favorable swells come from the SSW direction, which account for 15.83% of waves in the 0-0.5m range and 9.17% in the 0.5-1m range, occasionally bringing larger but still modest waves (up to 2.5m in rare cases). Swells from the W and WNW contribute more size, with 1.70% and 1.78% of waves reaching 2-2.5m respectively, though these directions are less frequent. Unfortunately, clean conditions are limited—only 12% of the time is the wind ideal (light offshore or sideshore), as stronger onshore winds (SSE, S, and SW) are more dominant, often blowing in the 10-30kph range. For surfers, this means waiting for SSW swells combined with lighter winds for the best chances, but expect mostly small to mid-size waves with occasional blown-out days. Advanced riders may find brief windows of opportunity, but it's not a prime season for high-performance surfing.