Guidebooks for Malta
Rock climbing in Malta & Gozo was started by the British RAF in the 60's and 70's and hence has a history of British traditional rock climbing ethics (with the leader placing natural protection such as nuts and friends). During the 80's and 90's other European climbers (mainly Italian) visited the island and established many new bolted sports routes. Hence the islands offer a good mixture of sports and traditional rock climbing on good quality limestone rock. This is something that is unique in the Mediterranean and offers rock climbers the best of both worlds. The climbing ethic is to have designated sports climbing crags and keep the traditional rock climbing crags bolt free.
All of these rock climbing guidebooks for Malta are in stock (unless otherwise stated) and are dispatched within 2 working days (usually 24 hours) from the UK.
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Malta Rock Climbing Guidebook
Price:£37.95Out of stock |
Expected Back In Stock Date: 25/07/13
This is the comprehensive rock climbing guidebook for Malta and Gozo, which covers all the traditional rock climbing, sports climbing, bouldering and deep water soloing (DWS) to be found on these islands. The guidebook covers 13 rock climbing sites on Malta and 7 rock climbing sites on Gozo, detailing over 1,200 routes. Published in September 2007, this guidebook is in English text throughout. More Information -
South Western Europe & Morocco Rock Climbing Atlas
Price:£19.99This book covers the various rock climbing, sports climbing, bouldering and deep water soloing in France, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain and Morocco, and will help you plan your next rock climbing holiday to south western Europe. A general introduction is given to each country, with lots of photographs, maps and background information, that make you want to go and climb in these countries. Published in December 2007 and in English text throughout. More Information







