Rockbusters FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you rope up with us — from gear and fitness to how our trips, courses and camps work.
General
4 questions
How are the climbing camps structured?
Each camp has a daily coaching focus, but the exact routes and volume are adapted to conditions, fatigue, and the group goals.
Applies to: Climbing Camps
Do I need to bring my own gear?
Bring your own shoes, harness, and chalk bag. Rope, quickdraws, helmet, and all group safety equipment is provided. If you do not own a harness yet we can loan one — just tell us your size when you book.
How fit do I need to be?
Fit enough to climb most of the day with breaks. We design rest days into every camp and tailor the volume to the group — nobody gets dragged.
I am travelling solo — will I be partnered up?
Yes. Most of our camps are full of solo climbers. Coaches handle pairings and rotate partners so you get coached, not babysat.
Sport Climbing Basics
6 questions
What level do I need to be?
At least 2–3 months of regular indoor climbing with basic top-rope safety skills. Suitable for women, men, and children from 15 years old.
Applies to: Novice course
Can I book with friends or as a couple?
Yes — this course works well for individuals, couples, or groups of friends booking together.
Applies to: Novice course
Do I need my own gear?
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag, backpack).
Applies to: Novice course
Is food included?
Food arrangements and any included meals are confirmed before departure.
Applies to: Novice course
What if fewer than 2 people book?
We need a minimum of 2 participants to run the course. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Applies to: Novice course
Where do I fly in and out of?
Alicante International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Applies to: Novice course
Climbing Road Trips & Expeditions
14 questions
What level do I need to be?Answer varies by trip
Europe Climbing Trip — Ceüse, Europe Climbing Trip — 12 Sept 2026
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Céüse rewards technical precision and patience over raw power — if you're strong but want to sharpen your sequencing, you'll fit right in.
Europe Climbing Trip — Europe Tour, Europe Climbing Trip — 15 Aug 2026
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. The tour spans a wide grade range across eight very different rock types, so there's always something to work on, whatever your current level.
Europe Climbing Trip — Finale Ligure, Europe Climbing Trip — 5 Sept 2026
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Oltre Finale rewards creative movement and technical footwork — if you're strong but want to sharpen your all-round game, you'll fit right in.
Europe Climbing Trip — Frankenjura, Europe Climbing Trip — 22 Aug 2026
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Frankenjura rewards finger strength and technical footwork — if you're strong on pockets or want to be, you'll fit right in.
Europe Climbing Trip — Gorges du Tarn
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Gorges du Tarn has an unusually deep concentration of routes in the 7a–8b range, so it particularly rewards climbers looking to push into harder grades.
Europe Climbing Trip — Labské Údolí, Europe Climbing Trip — 15 Aug 2026
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Sandstone rewards technique and calm nerves over raw power — if you're strong but new to trad-style ethics, you'll fit right in.
Europe Climbing Trip — Margalef
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Margalef rewards raw finger strength and a willingness to trust unusual holds — if you're strong but new to conglomerate, you'll fit right in.
Europe Climbing Trip — Rodellar
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Rodellar rewards creative movement and comfort with unusual, three-dimensional positions — if you're strong but new to tufa climbing, you'll fit right in.
Europe Climbing Trip — Zillertal, Europe Climbing Trip — 29 Aug 2026
You should be comfortable leading 6b indoors or 6a outdoors. Zillertal rewards technical footwork and trust over raw power — if you're strong but new to slab and friction climbing, you'll fit right in.
Previous outdoor sport climbing experience is expected, with a minimum lead grade of indoor 6a or outdoor 5c. Suitable for women and men aged 15 and up; physical intensity is medium to high.
Do I need my own gear?Answer varies by trip
Europe Climbing Trip — Ceüse, Europe Climbing Trip — 12 Sept 2026
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and most safety gear, but a belay device, 2 screw-gate carabiners, and a 60cm sling are handy to have of your own. Full kit list sent once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag, foam pad).
Europe Climbing Trip — Europe Tour, Europe Climbing Trip — 15 Aug 2026
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and most safety gear, but a belay device, 2 screw-gate carabiners, and a 60cm sling are handy to have of your own. Full kit list sent once you book.
Europe Climbing Trip — Finale Ligure, Europe Climbing Trip — Frankenjura, Europe Climbing Trip — Labské Údolí, Europe Climbing Trip — Zillertal, Europe Climbing Trip — 15 Aug 2026, Europe Climbing Trip — 22 Aug 2026, Europe Climbing Trip — 29 Aug 2026, Europe Climbing Trip — 5 Sept 2026
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide all safety equipment — ropes, draws, helmets, slings — plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, and yes, a sleeping bag).
Europe Climbing Trip — Gorges du Tarn, Europe Climbing Trip — Margalef, Europe Climbing Trip — Rodellar
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and most safety gear, but a belay device, 2 screw-gate carabiners, and a 60cm sling are handy to have of your own. Full kit list sent once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag).
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag, approach shoes).
Is food included?
Food arrangements and any included meals are confirmed before departure.
Applies to: Europe Climbing Trip, Spanish Climbing Trip
What if fewer than 3 people book?Answer varies by trip
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run this leg. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative trip, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run this leg. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Can I join more than one week of the tour?
Absolutely — that's the whole idea. Book the full 8-week Rock & Road Tour at the current full-tour price and follow the sun (and the sends) across eight destinations.
Applies to: Europe Climbing Trip
Where do I fly in and out of?Answer varies by trip
Europe Climbing Trip — Ceüse, Europe Climbing Trip — 12 Sept 2026
Marseille Provence Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — Europe Tour, Europe Climbing Trip — 15 Aug 2026
Fly into Prague for the start of the tour, and out of Barcelona at the end. If you're only booking individual weeks, each leg has its own nearest airport listed on its page.
Europe Climbing Trip — Finale Ligure
Genoa Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — Frankenjura, Europe Climbing Trip — 22 Aug 2026
Nuremberg Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — Gorges du Tarn
Montpellier Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — Labské Údolí, Europe Climbing Trip — 15 Aug 2026
Prague-Ruzyně International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — Margalef, Europe Climbing Trip — Rodellar, Spanish Climbing Trip — Margalef, Spanish Climbing Trip — Siurana
Barcelona International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — Zillertal, Europe Climbing Trip — 29 Aug 2026
Munich International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Europe Climbing Trip — 5 Sept 2026
Milan-Malpensa International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Spanish Climbing Trip — Chulilla
Valencia Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Alicante International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Spanish Climbing Trip — Spain Tour
Fly into Alicante for the start of the trip, and out of Barcelona at the end. If you're only booking individual weeks, each leg has its own nearest airport listed on its page.
Do I have to book all 8 weeks?
No — every leg works as a standalone week. This page is for climbers who want the entire route booked as one continuous trip, with everything (including inter-leg transport) sorted in advance.
Applies to: Europe Climbing Trip
What if a leg doesn't reach 3 participants?
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run any given leg. If numbers don't add up for a specific week, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund for that portion. No hard feelings.
Applies to: Europe Climbing Trip, Spanish Climbing Trip
Can I upgrade my accommodation?
Yes — if you'd like something more comfortable than the standard shared bunk-bed setup, send us a personal inquiry by email or WhatsApp and we'll see what's available.
Applies to: Europe Climbing Trip
Can I join this leg without doing Week 1?
Yes — every leg works as a standalone week. You don't need to have done Sella first, though the technical foundation from Week 1 does help you get more out of Chulilla's longer routes.
Applies to: Spanish Climbing Trip
Do I need to have done the earlier weeks first?
No — every leg works as a standalone week. Margalef's conglomerate is its own distinct style, so you'll get full value here whether or not you've done the rest of the trip.
Applies to: Spanish Climbing Trip
Can I continue on to the rest of the trip afterward?
Absolutely — that's exactly how this leg is designed. Book any of the remaining weeks individually, or upgrade to the full 4-week Project España.
Applies to: Spanish Climbing Trip
Can I join this leg without doing Weeks 1 or 2?
Yes — every leg works as a standalone week. Siurana's technical style is genuinely its own thing, so you don't need Chulilla's endurance focus behind you to get real value here.
Applies to: Spanish Climbing Trip
Do I have to book all 4 weeks?
No — every leg works as a standalone week. This page is for climbers who want the entire route booked as one continuous trip, with everything sorted in advance.
Applies to: Spanish Climbing Trip
Sport Climbing Holidays
12 questions
What level do I need to be?Answer varies by trip
A baseline redpoint grade of at least 6c to get the most out of this terrain. This camp is built for established sport climbers targeting their first 7a, 7b, or 8a — get in touch if you're unsure whether it's the right fit.
Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites
All levels, from beginners comfortable at 5c (5.9) indoors and ready to transition outdoors, to advanced climbers pushing 7a+ and beyond. Grades on this trip run from 5c up to 8c.
Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure
All levels, from beginners comfortable leading indoors at 6a (or 5c outdoors) to advanced climbers pushing 7c and beyond. Grades on this trip run from 5c up to 8c.
This retreat suits a wide range, from motivated beginners around 5a to advanced climbers pushing 7c+. Four different climbing areas means there's genuinely something for every level.
Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos
Previous outdoor sport climbing experience is highly recommended, at a minimum of indoor leading 6a or outdoor leading 5c. This course suits climbers from strong beginners to advanced, and it's open to ages 15 and up.
Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
Basic belay skills and some indoor or outdoor climbing experience. The course covers everything from beginner-friendly 5a routes to advanced 9a terrain, so it genuinely suits a wide range of levels.
Some outdoor sport climbing experience is expected, with a minimum lead grade of 5c/6a. This retreat suits climbers looking to transition gym strength into real outdoor technique.
Sport Climbing Camp — 4 Jul 2026
All levels, from beginners comfortable at 5+ (5.9) indoors and ready to transition outdoors, to advanced climbers pushing 7a+ and beyond. Grades on this trip run from 5 up to 8c.
Youth Summer Rock Climbing & Bouldering Camp
This camp is for intermediate to advanced young climbers aged 12–17 with at least 6 months of consistent climbing, comfortable on routes graded 6a and above. It is not suitable for beginners.
Do I need my own gear?Answer varies by trip
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, but a screw-gate carabiner of your own is worth packing. Full kit list sent once you book.
Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites, Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure, Sport Climbing Camp — 4 Jul 2026
Bring reasonably tight climbing shoes, a harness, and a helmet. We provide belay devices and slings, but 2 screw-gate carabiners and a 60cm sling of your own are handy to have. Full kit list sent once you book.
Sport Climbing Camp — Istria, Sport Climbing Camp — Sella
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag, backpack).
Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag, and a backpack for crag days).
Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag, approach shoes).
Youth Summer Rock Climbing & Bouldering Camp
Yes — climbing shoes (two pairs recommended), harness, UIAA helmet, belay device (ATC Guide or Reverso) with two screwgate carabiners, and a 60cm sling. We provide ropes, quickdraws, crash pads and group safety equipment.
Is food included?Answer varies by trip
Food is self-catering — supplies can be purchased any time during your stay, and there's a kitchen at the accommodation.
Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites, Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure, Sport Climbing Camp — Istria, Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos, Sport Climbing Camp — Sella, Sport Climbing Camp — 4 Jul 2026
Food arrangements and any included meals are confirmed before departure.
Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
A welcome dinner of authentic Greek cuisine is part of the course. Beyond that, breakfast and lunch are self-catered from local shops, and dinner is flexible: communal dinners can be organised, or explore the local restaurants and bars.
Youth Summer Rock Climbing & Bouldering Camp
Yes — breakfast, a packed lunch and dinner every day, plus snacks and drinks on climbing days. Vegetarian, vegan and common allergy options are available with advance notice.
How does the work/climb balance actually work?
Expect 10–12 climbing days across the two weeks, with the rest built in as recovery and remote-work time. Fast WiFi is provided, and the schedule is structured so your career and your project both get real attention.
Applies to: CLIMB & WORK
What if fewer than 3 people book?Answer varies by trip
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the camp. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative trip, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Sport Climbing Camp — Istria, Sport Climbing Camp — Sella
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the retreat. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the course. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative trip, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the course. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Where do I fly in and out of?Answer varies by trip
Barcelona, for both arrival and departure.
Sport Climbing Camp — Dolomites, Sport Climbing Camp — 4 Jul 2026
Venice / Tessera Marco Polo Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Sport Climbing Camp — Finale Ligure
Genoa Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Trieste / Ronchi dei Legionari Airport in Italy, the closest airport to Istria, for both arrival and departure.
Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos
Kos International Airport, followed by a short ferry crossing to Kalymnos.
Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
Athens International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Alicante International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Youth Summer Rock Climbing & Bouldering Camp
Barcelona (BCN). Transfers from Barcelona airport to camp and back are included — we confirm pick-up times once you book.
How much swimming is involved?
You will swim out from the boat or shore to most starts (5–50m) and swim back after each fall. Be a confident swimmer in open water — fins are provided.
Applies to: DEEP BLUE — The Psicobloc Camp
Is any multi-pitch climbing included?
No — this trip is entirely single-pitch sport climbing. If you want to climb one of the Dolomites' famous multi-pitch towers or walls, book one of our guides privately for a dedicated day, or look at our separate Multi-Pitch Intro Course in Spain, which is built specifically to teach that skill set.
Applies to: Sport Climbing Camp
Is this single-pitch or multi-pitch?
This course is entirely single-pitch sport climbing — quick approaches, bolted lines, no rope-system complexity. Perfect for maximising your actual climbing time.
Applies to: Sport Climbing Camp
Is there a minimum group size?
Yes, a minimum of 3 participants. If that minimum isn't met, we'll offer a different trip or course of the same or higher value, or issue a full refund.
Applies to: Sport Climbing Camp
Can I book just one week?Answer varies by trip
Sport Climbing Camp — Istria, Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
Yes — you can book a single week or the full 2-week option. See the dates above for all options and prices.
Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos
Yes — each week runs individually at €1,090, or book the full 2-week option at €1,890. See the dates above for all options.
Yes — you can book a single week or the full 2-week Christmas retreat. See the dates above for all options and prices.
Sport Climbing Camp — Kalymnos
Yes — each week runs individually at €1,090. This page covers the full 2-week option at €1,890; see the schedule above for single-week dates.
Yes — each week runs individually at current listed price. This page covers the full 2-week option at current listed price; see the schedule above for single-week dates.
Yes — each week runs individually at current listed price. This page covers the full 2-week Christmas retreat at current listed price; see the schedule above for single-week dates.
Sport Climbing Camp — Leonidio
Yes — one week runs at current listed price. This page covers the full 2-week option at current listed price; see the schedule above for single-week dates.
Youth Summer Rock Climbing & Bouldering Camp
The camp is a two-week programme. A one-week place is possible only on personal request — email info@rockbusters.net and we'll see what we can do.
What if not enough people book?
If a session can't run, we'll offer an equivalent alternative or a full refund.
Applies to: Youth Summer Rock Climbing & Bouldering Camp
Performance & Technique Camps
9 questions
What level do I need to be?Answer varies by trip
A minimum redpoint grade of 6c on outdoor sport routes. This is a high-intensity camp for established sport climbers already stuck at a plateau, not an introduction to sport climbing.
Master Class Coaching with Klemen Bečan
We welcome intermediate to expert climbers. To get the most out of the clinic you should lead 6b comfortably. This is performance coaching and our goal is to push your limits, so be ready to get out of your comfort zone.
What's the PUC method?
Patxi's own systematic training approach, built around three cycles: Accumulation, Transformation, and Realization. You'll work through the framework directly, on real routes, over the six days.
Applies to: Advance sport climbing course
Do I need my own gear?Answer varies by trip
Bring climbing shoes, a harness, a UIAA-certified helmet, a belay device with 2 screw-gate carabiners, and a 60cm sling with a locking carabiner. Full kit list sent once you book.
Master Class Coaching with Klemen Bečan
Bring reasonably tight climbing shoes and a harness. We have belay devices, slings and helmets, but you can bring your own. We also suggest a down jacket, hat, rain jacket, approach shoes, headlamp, sleeping bag and a backpack big enough for lunch and gear.
Is food included?Answer varies by trip
Food arrangements and any included meals are confirmed before departure.
Master Class Coaching with Klemen Bečan
No — food is self-catering, and supplies can be bought any time during the week.
Do I get anything after the camp ends?
Ask your assigned coaching team about personalized training plans and the availability of follow-up coaching.
Applies to: Advance sport climbing course
What if fewer than 3 people book?
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the camp. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Applies to: Advance sport climbing course
Where do I fly in and out of?Answer varies by trip
Barcelona International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Athens, for both arrival and departure. Kyparissi is roughly a 4-hour drive from the airport via Tripoli and Sparta, and a car is the way in.
Master Class Coaching with Klemen Bečan — Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Rodellar
Barcelona, for both arrival and departure. Transport isn't included, and a car is necessary to reach Rodellar.
What if not enough people book?
If the clinic can't run, we'll offer you an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Applies to: Master Class Coaching with Klemen Bečan
Can I book just one week?Answer varies by trip
Yes — each week runs individually at €950, or book both weeks for €1,690. See the dates above for all options.
Master Class Coaching with Klemen Bečan — Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Rodellar
Yes — each week runs individually at €1,050, or book both weeks for €1,850. See the dates above for all options.
Trad & Multi-Pitch
7 questions
What level do I need to be?
You should have at least a year of outdoor climbing experience and be confident leading trad routes at UIAA VI (5.10a). This is an intermediate-to-advanced course, not an introduction to trad.
Applies to: KNOTS & STONE: Czech Climbing Tradition
Do I need my own gear?
Bring a standard trad rack, your climbing shoes, and harness. Specialized textile protection is available to rent, and we provide helmets, belay devices, and slings. Full kit list sent once you book.
Applies to: KNOTS & STONE: Czech Climbing Tradition
Is food included?
Not included, but flexible — there's an equipped kitchen at the accommodation, plenty of nearby restaurants and bars, and communal dinners can be organised if the group wants them.
Applies to: KNOTS & STONE: Czech Climbing Tradition
How small is the group, really?
Maximum 4 participants. This is genuinely personal instruction on a technical, high-consequence style of climbing — not a crowd-control exercise.
Applies to: KNOTS & STONE: Czech Climbing Tradition
Can I upgrade my accommodation?
Yes — a private room is possible if arranged ahead of time, for an extra charge. Get in touch by email or WhatsApp to set it up.
Applies to: KNOTS & STONE: Czech Climbing Tradition
Where do I fly in and out of?
Prague-Ruzyně International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Applies to: KNOTS & STONE: Czech Climbing Tradition
I have never done a multi-pitch — is that OK?
Yes. The first morning is a multi-pitch primer: anchor management, rope-work, communication. By the end of day one most groups are doing 4-pitch routes confidently.
Applies to: The Dolomite Dolce Vita
Bouldering Camps
6 questions
What level do I need to be?
At least three months of regular indoor climbing or bouldering. Previous outdoor bouldering experience is not needed — complete beginners work on movement basics right alongside climbers projecting hard problems. Open to women and men, ages 15 and up. Physical intensity is high.
Applies to: The Albarracin Session
Do I need my own gear?
Bring climbing shoes, a chalk bag and a brush. We provide the crash pads and climbing safety equipment, and send a full kit list once you book (down jacket, hat, rain jacket, approach shoes, headlamp, sleeping bag and a backpack for crag days).
Applies to: The Albarracin Session
Is food included?
No. Breakfast and lunch are self-catered — there is a shop stop on the way in and the accommodation has a kitchen and fridge. Albarracín has plenty of restaurants for dinner, and communal dinners can be arranged for around €10.
Applies to: The Albarracin Session
What if fewer than 3 people book?
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the trip. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative trip, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Applies to: The Albarracin Session
Can I book just one week?
Yes — the trip is listed as two weeks, but single weeks are available. Ask us for the weekly rate on your date and tell us which week you want.
Applies to: The Albarracin Session
Where do I fly in and out of?
Valencia Airport (VLC), for both arrival and departure — about 2h45 by road via the A-3 and N-420. Madrid is roughly 3 hours and Zaragoza about 2.
Applies to: The Albarracin Session
Deep Water Solo
6 questions
What level do I need to be?
You should be a confident outdoor climber leading 6a/6b or higher, and just as importantly, a strong and confident swimmer comfortable in open water.
Applies to: Deep Water Solo / Mallorka
Do I need my own gear?
Bring the Deep Blue kit: 2+ pairs of climbing shoes, liquid chalk, a dry bag, and snorkeling goggles. We also recommend packing sport-climbing backup gear (harness, helmet, chalk bag, belay device) in case we swap to land-based crags on rough days.
Applies to: Deep Water Solo / Mallorka
Is food included?
Food arrangements and any included meals are confirmed before departure.
Applies to: Deep Water Solo / Mallorka
What if the sea's too rough for DWS?
We switch to Mallorca's excellent, lesser-known sport crags for the day. The island has plenty of world-class climbing beyond the coastline, so a rough sea doesn't mean a wasted day.
Applies to: Deep Water Solo / Mallorka
Can I book a longer stay?
Yes — a combined 2-week option covering both autumn dates (26 Sep – 10 Oct) is available for current listed price. See the full calendar above for all dates.
Applies to: Deep Water Solo / Mallorka
Where do I fly in and out of?
Palma de Mallorca Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Applies to: Deep Water Solo / Mallorka
Women Only
6 questions
Is this really women only?
Yes — coached by a woman, for women and girls aged 15 and up. It's a genuinely supportive, judgment-free space built specifically around that.
Applies to: Girls On Rock
What level do I need to be?
Previous indoor or outdoor climbing experience is needed, with a minimum lead grade of f5c–f6a (5.9–5.10). Suitable for climbers looking to genuinely progress, not complete beginners.
Applies to: Girls On Rock
Do I need my own gear?
Bring climbing shoes and a harness you trust. We provide belay devices, helmets, and slings, plus a full kit list once you book (down jacket, headlamp, sleeping bag).
Applies to: Girls On Rock
Is food included?
Food arrangements and any included meals are confirmed before departure.
Applies to: Girls On Rock
What if fewer than 3 people book?
We need a minimum of 3 participants to run the course. If numbers don't add up, we'll offer an equivalent (or better) alternative, or a full refund. No hard feelings.
Applies to: Girls On Rock
Where do I fly in and out of?
Madrid Barajas International Airport, for both arrival and departure.
Applies to: Girls On Rock
Other trips
1 question
Is this beginner-friendly if I have only ever climbed indoors?
Absolutely — that is exactly who this camp is for. You should be comfortable belaying and leading 5+ on indoor lead, and we take it from there.
Applies to: Sport Climbing Basics — Learn to Lead & Climb Outdoors
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