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Rock climbing guidebook for MallorcaPsicobloc describes the deep water soloing and bouldering on Mallorca
 
     

The rock climbing
guidebook for Mallorca, by Rockfax covers the sports routes.

Psicobloc Mallorca covers the Deep Water Soloing to be found on the island.

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Mallorca Logistics - Accommodation and Travel information for rock climbers

When to go - The ideal time to visit Mallorca is in the spring when the temperature will be pleasant and it is likely to be dry. During winter, whilst usually dry, it tends to be cold (many of the crags face north), though many climbers have had excellent trips over the Christmas and New Year period. Autumn is the stormy season, and the summers are just too hot, crowded with tourists and expensive!

Flights - Outside the main tourist season there are many cheap flights from Europe to the international airport at Palma, via the Low-cost carriers or cheap charter flights. Click here for more information about the various scheduled flights to Palma airport from across Europe.

Accommodation - Rock climbers tend to take advantage of the cheap villas and apartments available at places such as Port de Pollenca and Soller that are available outside the main tourist season. Package holidays can also be good value though it is worth noting that many of the resorts are on the east side of the island away from the main climbing areas - unless you are interested in the deep water soloing opportunities here.

Getting around - The public transport on the island is very limited. Therefore it is essential to hire a car to visit the majority of the crags, as many of these are in remote locations.

 
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Gear - It is advisable to take a 60m rope and up to 16 or 18 quickdraws will be more than enough for the majority of the sports routes on the island. A small number of the multi-pitch routes at places such as Sa Gubia also require a small amount of trad gear such as nuts and cams. The following 2 guidebooks are available for Mallorca:

Sports climbing guidebook for Mallorca
Mallorca guidebook published by Rockfax.
This guidebook describes all the bolted sports routes to be found on the island of Mallorca. In total 21 separate crags are detailed. Each crag has a good location map and a general description of the type of climbing to to found. All the climbs are shown on clear topo photograph diagrams.
This is the current edition of this guidebook and is available to buy from our shop.
Deep water soloing (DWS) guidebook for Mallorca
Psicobloc Mallorca guidebook published by Desnivel.
This guidebook is split into 2, with the first half devoted to the growing deep water soloing crags available in Mallorca. The second half describes some of the popular bolted sports crags on the island. All crags have good location maps and the climbs are shown on clear topo photograph diagrams.
This new guidebook published in May 2007 is available to buy from our shop.
 
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The images shown opposite are from "Rock climbs in Mallorca" by Chris Craggs (now out of print).
Please click on an image to view a larger photograph, and find out which crag they were taken at.

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