Voltri is a beach break located on the Ligurian coast of Italy, facing south toward the Mediterranean Sea. The spot sits within an active harbor and industrial zone near Genoa, with commercial infrastructure visible immediately adjacent to the beach. The coastline runs roughly east-west with the water facing south. This is a sheltered, low-energy spot characterized by light swell and weak wind conditions, as reflected in the minimal average wave height of 0.53m and low wind reliability of 11.7%. The best wind direction for side-shore conditions is easterly (090°), which provides parallel flow along the beach. Voltri suits beginner kiters due to calm water conditions and minimal hazards in the immediate swimming area, though wind scarcity is a significant limitation. The area requires awareness of harbor operations and occasional boat traffic. The protected nature of the site makes it suitable for learning, but consistent wind is rare, necessitating careful weather window selection.