People lead busy lives. So it’s hard to fit in a whole week of climbing. We understand it’s not always easy to find time to do the things you love. Stupid bills need paying. But that’s why we offer our Rockbusters climbing weekends in Spain.
Sport climb and boulder for two days solid, squeezing in as much as you possibly can before it’s time to go back to the daily grind. We hit up the best Spanish climbing destinations, including the legendary Siurana, Sella, El Chorro, and Albarracin. The maximum ratio of climbers to guides is never more than 6:1 so you’ll get plenty of help improving your technique, as well as loads of climb time. Our coaching is all about efficiency, so it fits nicely with the whole idea of this quick weekend climbing break.
What you’ll learn:
What equipment you need for climbing and how to choose it properly so you’re always safe on a climb
How to belay, set up top-rope, lead and other technical aspects to build you knowledge base
Using a guide book so you can better know a climbing area
Climbing calls and communication so you won’t sound like a rookie
Basic movement skills for improved efficiency and better climbing
Cleaning anchors and basic understanding of outdoor risks so everyone goes home safe
Even though it’s only a weekend break, you still get the full dose of Rockbusters hospitality and fun. Of course, we’d love you to stay longer but we’ll do everything we can to make sure you have a killer couple of days both on and off the rock
- Individualized coaching
- Climbing safety equipment & gear
- Airport pick up and drop off are organized by shared rental cars FREE of CHARGE
- Transportation between crags FREE of CHARGE
- Accomodation FREE of CHARGE
- Transportation to Spain
- Travel & climbing insurance
- Food & drinks (group dinner can be purchased for €15 per meal)
We provide all the gear, but you will need to bring your own reasonably tight climbing shoes and harness. We have belay devices, slings, and helmets, but you might prefer to bring your own. We strongly suggest bringing a down jacket, a hat, a rain jacket, a pair of comfortable approach shoes, head lamp, sleeping bag, and a backpack big enough for carrying lunch and gear to the crag.
Upon arrival we will take you to the store to shop for breakfast and lunch food for the week. There is refrigerator in the hostel, and there are shops in Cornudella de Montsant to replenish supplies.
There are plenty restaurants and bars in Cornudella de Montsant to have dinner. Communal dinners can be organized if required.