Rockbusters
Michel in a white helmet on the grey limestone of Céüse, France – Rockbusters sport climbing

Lead belaying and a basic single-pitch safety base

Sport Climbing Camp

A coached week or two on Europe's best limestone: all day on the rock, a coach watching you climb, and a small group of motivated climbers to share the routes, rest days and dinners with. Scheduled year-round following the best season of each crag, and available anywhere on request.

Plan your trip

Current & upcoming dates

Browse the calendar by month, then open a date to see its full trip details.

December 2026

  • 19 Dec 2026 – 2 Jan 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Sella

    €1,690 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 19 – 26 Dec 2026

    Sport Climbing Camp — Sella

    €950 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 26 Dec 2026 – 2 Jan 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Sella

    €950 per person · coaching & guiding included

January 2027

  • 23 Jan – 6 Feb 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio

    €1,990 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 23 – 30 Jan 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 30 Jan – 6 Feb 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

March 2027

  • 20 Mar – 3 Apr 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Istria

    €1,990 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 20 – 27 Mar 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Istria

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 27 Mar – 3 Apr 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Istria

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

April 2027

  • 17 Apr – 1 May 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure

    €1,890 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 17 – 24 Apr 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 24 Apr – 1 May 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

June 2027

  • 19 – 26 Jun 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 19 Jun – 3 Jul 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites

    €1,990 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 26 Jun – 3 Jul 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

July 2027

  • 24 – 31 Jul 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 24 Jul – 7 Aug 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites

    €1,990 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 31 Jul – 7 Aug 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

September 2027

  • 25 Sept – 9 Oct 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos

    €1,890 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 25 Sept – 2 Oct 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

October 2027

  • 2 – 9 Oct 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 23 Oct – 6 Nov 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos

    €1,890 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 23 – 30 Oct 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 30 Oct – 6 Nov 2027

    Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos

    €1,090 per person · coaching & guiding included

Trip Gallery

Moonrise over sunset-lit peaks around Sella, Costa Blanca, Spain – Rockbusters
Climber in a white helmet on a limestone slab in Sella, Spain – Rockbusters Spanish climbing trip
Two smiling climbers in helmets at the crag in Sella, Spain – Rockbusters
Country road into the Sella valley below limestone peaks, Costa Blanca, Spain – Rockbusters

Who Should Show Up

Who this camp is for

01

Indoor climbers moving outside

You climb regularly indoors and want to turn gym strength into confident outdoor sport climbing.

02

Outdoor climbers stuck at a grade

You need real-time feedback on movement, tactics and head game, not another season of the same.

03

Climbers who want a real climbing week

Maximum time on rock, logistics sorted, and a small group of motivated people to climb with.

04

Solo climbers looking for partners

No climbing partner for the holiday? Join the group: you share the routes, the rental car and the rest days with people at your level.

05

Friends and couples at different levels

Coaching adapts to each climber, so everyone gets the right routes and the right push, whatever the difference in grades.

06

Not sure you're ready?

Everyone is welcome, as long as you accept that not everything will be built around you. If you have never climbed outdoors, Sport Climbing Basics is built entirely around learning to climb and lead on rock.

Trip Highlights

Trip Highlights

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Coaching on the wall: movement, tactics and head game, with video and photo analysis

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Max 7 climbers per coach

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1 or 2 weeks: join week 1, week 2 or both

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Year-round schedule following the best season of each crag

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Available anywhere on request for your group

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Stay inside the local climbing community, not an anonymous hotel

The Coaching

What you'll learn

Everything we know, we try to pass on to you. Coaching adapts to each climber, from first outdoor leads to hard redpoints.

01

Movement and technique

  • Footwork on slabs and vertical walls
  • Balance and efficient movement
  • Strength and confidence on overhangs
02

Performance tactics

  • Onsight and redpoint strategy
  • Route reading and working harder routes
  • Video and photo analysis of your climbing
03

Crag skills

  • Reading topos and guidebooks
  • Climbing calls and communication
  • Lowering, cleaning anchors and safe belaying on top rope and lead

Daily Structure

A Typical Day

Morning
Breakfast and briefing

Plan the day and drive to the crag picked for the conditions and the group's levels.

Day
Climbing and coaching

Routes in your grade and above, coaching on the wall, lunch at the crag.

Late afternoon
Back to base

Rest, stretch, shower.

Evening
Debrief and dinner

Optional video review and technique debrief. Common dinner in a local bar or restaurant if the group wants.

Rest day
Agreed by the group

No fixed rest day, but we highly recommend one, agreed with the group depending on the weather.

Requirements

Participant profile & prerequisites

Equipment

Essential equipment

Bring your own personal climbing gear. If you don't have it, we can provide it on request: tell us in advance.

  • Climbing shoes *

    Reasonably tight, for sport climbing

  • Harness *

    Available on request, ask in advance

  • Helmet *

    Available on request, ask in advance

  • Belay device with 2 locking carabiners *

    Available on request, ask in advance

  • 60 cm sling

  • Chalk bag

  • Approach shoes, headlamp, down jacket, rain jacket

  • Crag backpack

    Big enough for lunch, water and gear

  • Sleeping bag

    Needed for some accommodation, we confirm after booking

FAQ

Common Questions

What level do I need for the Sport Climbing Camp?

You should climb regularly, at least indoors, lead belay safely and have a basic single-pitch sport climbing safety base. You don't need to lead yourself: improving your lead is part of the coaching.

Can complete beginners join?

Everyone is welcome, but the camp isn't built around beginners. If you have never climbed outdoors, Sport Climbing Basics is the better fit: it is built entirely around learning to climb and lead on rock.

How many climbers are there per coach?

A maximum of 7 climbers per coach.

Can I join just one week of a two-week camp?

Yes. Most camps run for 2 weeks and you can join week 1, week 2 or both.

Is transport included?

No. After booking we connect participants to share rental cars from the main arrival airport. It is the most flexible and economical option, tested over 20 years of Rockbusters trips.

What gear do I need to bring?

Your own personal climbing gear: climbing shoes, harness, helmet and belay device. If you don't have it, we can provide it on request if you tell us in advance. We provide ropes and quickdraws.

Is there a rest day?

There is no fixed rest day, but we highly recommend taking one. The group agrees on it during the week depending on the weather and how everyone feels.

What about food?

Food is not included. Breakfast and lunch are self-catered in equipped kitchens, and we can organise common dinners for the group in local bars and restaurants.

Can you run a Sport Climbing Camp somewhere else or on other dates?

Yes. We can organise the camp at any crag and on any dates for your group. Send us an inquiry with where and when.