Un/crowded: Italy - video

Stu Nettle picture
Stu Nettle (stunet)
Swellnet Dispatch

Translated from Italian by Google:

Un/crowded is a short film shot with Roberto D'Amico, one of the most talented surfers Italian, during the storm of the year in northern Italy, directed by Alessandro Dotti.

A surf trip of three days during the best conditions of the year, which have attracted many surfers flocking to the spot. After a first session very crowded in Varazze we moved along the coast where we found a perfect wave and deserted that broke very near the rocks on the shore. Tubes perfect and no one in the water gave a session epic and far from the crowds. The best conditions for the last two years, according to reports from local surfers.

Comments

Blowin's picture
Blowin's picture
Blowin Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015 at 12:14pm

You'd have to be stoked getting waves like that in Italy.

Different. Nice . Thanks.

morris's picture
morris's picture
morris Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015 at 1:19pm

I'd be rapt to have waves like that now, anywhere, looked fun.

top-to-bottom-bells's picture
top-to-bottom-bells's picture
top-to-bottom-bells Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015 at 1:26pm

And not a dingo in sight.

zenagain's picture
zenagain's picture
zenagain Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015 at 3:10pm

Si sono de cane?

Bellissimo!

floyd's picture
floyd's picture
floyd Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015 at 5:11pm

Surf + Italy = Heaven

Blowin's picture
Blowin's picture
Blowin Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015 at 9:09pm

No surf + Italy = Ten kilograms of excess stomach fat before you can say " Piu di pasta per favor "

LKG's picture
LKG's picture
LKG Wednesday, 25 Feb 2015 at 11:15pm

Its not that rare, I used to live just over the border in France, and we drove down to the second break all the time, although it was normally when the Mistral wind was blowing up near Marseille.
I didnt see it that clean often, or that uncrowded.
Another little reef closer to the border would have been firing, which explains the lack of surfers.