Climb the incredible aretas and ridges of the Costa Blanca coastline with AEGM-guide Isra on a 2-day climbing tour of Alicante.
Private
2 Days
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov, Dec
Fit
Intermediate
The elegant edges of the Costa Blanca provide the peak climbing experience in the Valencian city of Alicante.
Hugging the Mediterranean coastline, the Costa Blanca offers endless routes of exploration. We’ll travel between the spaces on either side of the aretes, at times walking and at times climbing, depending on the terrain in which we’re travelling.
There are stacks of summits accessible for climbers of all levels and abilities, so it’ll be simple to choose the ideal climbs suited to you.
The stunning mountains of Alicante are home to endless supplies of climbing routes that receive a warm and pleasant climate. Along with its noted cuisine and customs, all are combined to make Alicante a favourite destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
While hiking and climbing the rocks of Alicante, you’ll hear the constant crashing of the Mediterranean waters.
The ridges of Benicadell and Bernia are two of the most classic in the Valencian Community, and some of the most beautiful in the country.
The calcareous mountain of Benicadell acts as a natural divide between the provinces of Alicante and Valencia. Its summit stretches to 1,104 meters and is home to some quality climbing spots.
The ridge of Bernia is a dramatically rocky crest that runs from east to west. It rises to 1,126 meters and is closer to the sea, in the area of Calpe and Altea.
Get in touch now to reserve your place along the stunning Mediterranean coastline of the Costa Blanca for 2 days of action-packed climbing on two classic ridges of Alicante.
- Guiding fee
- Personal insurance
- Mountain guide expenses
Born in Sax, a town in the province of Alicante, started climbing with 8 years, thanks to my parents who were the ones who started me in this sport.
With 19 years I decided to start with courses guide, starting with the mountain sports technician, which I studied in 2005 at the High Mountain School of Benasque. I started spending summers working as a guide in Asturias (Picos de Europa) and winters on the ski resorts of Valle de Tena, Pyrenees. It was here where I learned to ski and began to discover the winter mountain, the other side of what was used.
After spending a few years living in the "North" and meet the Alpine side of the mountain, I decided to start with what I really like, mountaineering, so I started with the course of sports Technical High Mountain. This gave me the motivation to come to the Alps where I've been more than 6 years living and enjoying the endless possibilities for this place. I spend half of the year in Chamonix, and half in Briançon, in the Ecrins massif.
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