Via Ferrata Sant Feliu de Guíxols - Cala Moli in Catalonia, Spain

Come and explore the cliffs of the Costa Brava, between bridges and seagulls, surrounded by stunning coastal landscapes.

Located in the heart of Catalonia, Spain, the via ferrata of Cala del Molí offers a one-of-a-kind adventure as the only via ferrata in the world that runs along the cliffs by the sea. Without a doubt, it is the most spectacular via ferrata in Catalonia and near Barcelona.

This via ferrata sits comfortably between beginner and intermediate levels, making it ideal for those looking to graduate from easier climbs or for experienced climbers seeking a fun and scenic adventure.

Our journey begins on Calle Sicilia in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. Here, we'll gather, introduce ourselves, and get outfitted for the thrilling adventure ahead. Within just five minutes, we'll reach the informative sign along the coast, marking the official start of the Cala Molí via ferrata. This is where your guides will provide you with a comprehensive explanation of the route and its technical aspects.

1st Section - K2 Difficulty

Start with a gentle introduction on K2 terrain, perfect for warming up your muscles and acclimating to the via ferrata experience. You'll navigate two sections that require a bit more arm strength: a 4-meter sloping wall with a 3-meter height and the aptly named "pregnant woman" bulge. Don't worry, though! Your trusty guide will be down below, offering helpful tips and ensuring you find the perfect foot placements – making even the trickiest steps feel like a breeze.

After this, a comfortable 100-meter stretch of easy via ferrata awaits, allowing you to fully embrace the stunning coastal panorama. You'll even get to cross a thrilling 20-meter bridge, reaching the halfway point with a convenient escape route. Within 5 minutes, anyone in your group who needs a break can easily exit the via ferrata and rejoin later.

2nd Section - K3 Difficulty

Now, prepare to crank things up a notch! The second part takes you into K3 territory, where the terrain gets a bit more demanding. Tackle the most challenging wall, requiring continuous arm engagement and more technical footwork. Certain sections may leave you searching for footholds, but remember, the rock itself becomes your climbing partner. Embrace the challenge, trust your skills, and enjoy the rewarding feeling of conquering each obstacle.

After conquering that initial wall, the remaining stretch of via ferrata feels like a victory lap. The difficulty eases back to a comfortable K2 level

Your three-hour journey comes to a satisfying end, and it's time to reconnect with solid ground. Just a quick five-minute walk back to the car brings you face-to-face with a well-deserved reward – chips and a refreshing beverage.

So come join us, conquer the Costa Brava cliffs! Book your trip now!