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The Rock Climbing in Thailand and Laos primarily describes the limestone rock climbing, sport climbing, bouldering and deep water soloing (DWS) found around the popular holiday resort of Krabi in Southeast Thailand, including the famous Railay and Tonsai rock climbing areas. The guidebook also covers the rock climbing found on islands of Phi Phi, Yao Noi' Lao Liang, Samui, Pang Nang and Teo in Southern Thailand. Brief details on rock climbing in Central and Northern Thailand (including the Crazy Horse area near Chiang Mai), Laos, Perlis, and Malaysia are also included.

All the routes are illustrated on topo's with French grades used throughout. Published in January 2012 this guidebook is written in English text only.
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This guidebook provides a selection of the best multi-pitch traditional rock climbing routes to be found in Corsica. All the areas covered are mainly in the north west of the island including the limestone areas around Corti, the granite areas north of Aiacciu, plus the area around Bavella in the south east. In total 80 different routes are described in 12 areas with the routes ranging in length from 150m long to over 400m long.

Published in May 2011, this guidebook is in French and English text, and all of the routes illustrated on clear topo photographs with French technical and subjective grades used throughout.
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The Moroccan Anti-Atlas guidebook describes the traditional rock climbing to be found on the south side of the Jebel el Kest massif and around the town of Tafraoute. The guidebook describes the first routes developed in the Anti-Atlas Mountains, which are primarily multi-pitch traditional routes (up to 500m long), accompanied by a sense of adventure.

The guidebook describes 33 crags and over 150 routes, mainly in the lower to mid-grade range. All the routes are illustrated on full colour photo-topos with English traditional grades used throughout. Where appropriate detail information regarding descents is also given. Published in February 2004 this guidebook is written in English text throughout.
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