From steep overhanging roofs to sheer slab walls and juggy tufas, to great single and multi-pitch routes, trad climbing or deep water soloing, Mallorca offers incredible options for all levels and styles!
Country Code
+34
Currency
Euro
Language
Spanish-Catalan
Best time to visit
The best time for a rock climbing trip in Mallorca is from September to May, when the island is quieter and the temperature is perfect. However, it is possible to climb in Mallorca all year round. Even in summer you can find cooler mountain crags and deep water soloing spots
What’s the weather like?
Mallorca has a Mediterranean weather, offering an ideal climate with nice temperatures most of the year. In spring and autumn temperatures are in the mid to high-twenties. Mallorca has mild winters and sunny and quite hot summers -it can get to 40ÂşC some days-, tempered by sea breezes
How long should I stay?
You could spend weeks exploring the great diversity of routes Mallorca offers. It depends on how much time you have. You could come for a couple of weeks on a climbing vacation, enjoying the sea and the beach, or just for a few days of climbing. Most guides offer from 1 day to one-week programs
Mallorca is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe during summer. Nestled in the Mediterranean Sea, it is the largest of the four Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Menorca). The island boasts a beautiful coastline, with some of the most scenic deep water soloing in the world. In the stunning Serra de Tramuntana’s mountain range, with incredible limestone spires and bluffs, you will find some incredible sport climbing routes. Mallorca’s variety of landscapes and vibrant culture offer invites you to explore every corner of the island
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