- prozor
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- plima
- The tide is felt more in narrow channels than in front of an open shore. The regime is microtidal: the level at Sestri Levante moves less than half a metre even at springs. With the shore 10 m from the mark, the alongshore current counts for more than any table. If the current takes you past the 360 m of the ten-metre line, head straight back for land.
- zaklon
- In a cove only what comes through the mouth counts: if the mouth is looking at today's sea, no shelter inside will hold. The coast here runs S–N and opens to the west: that is what decides which forecast to read. On this coast yesterday's blow weighs more than today's forecast. With wind from the west building, the window shuts fast: plan the way back with margin.
- uvjeti
- With 100 m reached about 4300 m out, the limit of the day is set by your breath and not by the distance. The bottom falls away calmly, with no steps: depth is earned with distance, 610 m to reach twenty. After three calm days the water at Sestri Levante is a different water. The ascent is looked at before the descent.
- opasnost
- In a cove the risk is the false calm: from inside you cannot see that the sea outside has built. The daily limit is 5 kg per person and the catch may not be sold. Keep in mind the 10 m that separate you from the coast when you decide on the last descent. Better to come back empty-handed than not to come back on time.
- pristup
- With the shore 10 m away and five metres of water at 280 m, the band to cross is a short one. In a cove you normally get in off the low shore at the head of the bay, where the water is calmer. If you do not fancy swimming the 360 m back from ten metres of water, do not go any further out. At Sestri Levante the return is planned on the afternoon swell, not on the morning one.
Rocks between the jetty and spurs; sea bream and gilthead to ~2 kg, open to S/SE (Sirocco).
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