Rock climbing in Belgium. Freyr is the most well known Belgium crag. However there are many more limestone crags offering excellent sports climbing.

Rock Climbing in Corsica. There is an abundance of beautiful bolted rock to climb in Corsica, from coarse weathered granite rock, to sandstone or limestone rock. At the Gorges de la Restonica there are 100's of sports routes on bolted granite rock.

Rock Climbing in Croatia. The centrepiece of Croatian climbing is Paklenica National Park, with its 300m face of Anica kuk giving fantastic big wall climbing. There are plenty of sports climbing areas in the country; especially in the north near Pula, Rovinj, Porec and Pazin; and around Split, Omis and the islands of Hvar and Brac.

Rock Climbing in France. As well as the famous sandstone bouldering at Fontainebleau, there are many other excellent rock climbing and sports climbing areas. These include Verdon, the Hautes Alps and many sports crags around Avignon in the south to Dijon in the centre of France.

Rock Climbing in Greece. The most famous rock climbing area within Greece is found at Kalymnos. This small island near Kos is an excellent sport climbing destination with great weather throughout the year and many superb bolted limestone routes at every grade.
However, there are many other rock climbing areas within Greece such as Meteora, Patra and on the islands of Crete and Rhodes.

Rock climbing in Hungary. Most of the rock climbing is concentrated on limestone rock around Budapest and includes bouldering options as well.

Rock climbing in Italy is dominated by the Dolomites, with its big wall rock climbing. The limestone big walls are as tall as 800m with an abundance of classic routes, many of which can be reached with fairly short walks from the road. Other excellent rock climbing areas include Arco, near Lake Garda and Finale Ligure on the Mediterranean coast near France.

Rock Climbing in Malta is the place to get away from the climbing crowds. Over 1,200 routes on Malta and the neighbouring island of Gozo.

Rock climbing in Portugal. There are many excellent crags to be found in Portugal; from the granite and limestone cliffs near Lisbon; the granite bouldering at Pedra do Urso in Central Portugal; to the limestone cliffs in the Algarve.

Rock Climbing in Sardinia has always been popular especially the limestone sports climbing around Cala Gonone. Discover other climbing areas in sardinia, including traditional multi-pitch climbing and sports climbing at places such as Isili and Domusnovas. They are many bouldering areas on the island usually on fantastic granite rock.

Rock Climbing in Slovenia. Slovenia is fast becoming a popular holiday destination, and it also offers superb rock climbing. There are over 70 sports crags within Slovenia, all of which are sensibly bolted and on solid rock - more than enough for several weeks of excellent rock climbing.

Rock Climbing in Spain and it is easy to understand why it has become the premier winter sun rock destination, with ideal conditions from Autumn through to spring. As well as rock climbing in Costa Blanca area there are numerous other areas such as; the southern region of Andalucia that includes El Chorro, around Malaga and Granada; the island of Mallorca; bouldering at Albarracin; and all around Barcelona that are well worth a visit to go rock climbing.

Rock Climbing in Turkey. If you are after a cheap rock climbing holiday, look no further than Geyikbatiri near Antalya. Turkey also offers almost limitless potential for developing new routes and whole rock climbing areas.