This guidebook details all the rock climbing and sports climbing areas within Croatia, except Paklenica. It covers 72 different crags and over 2,300 routes. The guidebook covers the rock climbing around Split, Istria, Rijeka, Zagreb, and Dubrovnik.

Published in August 2009, this guidebook is in Croatian, German, Italian and English text.


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This guidebook covers all the sports climbing and traditional rock climbing routes in the national park of Paklenica, Croatia. The guidebook describes the single pitch sports routes at Klanci, and the long multi-pitch rock climbing routes at Paklenica, including the all the routes on the famous Anica kuk and Debeli kuk.

Published in 2009 (5th Edition), the text at the start of each crag and/or section is in Croatian, German, Italian, Slovenian and English text.


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South Eastern Europe rock climbing Atlas, which covers the rock climbing, sports climbing and bouldering crags in Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Romania, and Slovenia and gives some excellent alternatives to the usual western European rock climbing areas.

A general introduction is given to each country, with a lot of photographs, maps and background information, that make you want to go and climb in these countries.

Published in November 2006 and in English text throughout.


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