Grab your chalk bag and get stoked for the ultimate climbing week in Mallorca, the birthplace of Deep Water Soloing (DWS). Whether you’re sending hard or just dipping your toes into the climbing scene, a local guide will hook you up with climbs tailored to your level, taking you to legendary crags where you’ll push your limits above the sparkling Mediterranean. After crushing it on the rock, you’ll unwind on a roomy catamaran—think sunsets, snorkeling, and soaking up those island vibes. This is the kind of week you’ll be dreaming about long after your tan is gone and your hands are chalk-free.
Try this unique low-risk, minimal-gear climbing style – Mallorca is the cradle of DWS, after all!
From beginners to seasoned crushers, your guide will personalize the day’s climbs to your skill level and desires
Sleep on a spacious sailboat & spend your off-time diving, snorkeling, sunbathing and generally living it up
Embark on the ultimate climbing adventure in Mallorca. Spend an epic week tackling the island's most iconic Deep Water Soloing (DWS) spots, including the legendary Es Pontàs and Cala Varques. Scale scenic sport climbing crags like Cala Magraner, sail along Mallorca's breathtaking southern coastline and dive into the crystal-clear waters for snorkeling and relaxation. By day, explore pristine coves and picturesque harbors; by night, unwind aboard a cozy catamaran. This is your chance to experience world-class climbing, Mediterranean charm, and unforgettable adventure—all in one incredible trip. Don’t miss this perfect blend of thrill and tranquility!
You will meet your guide and group at the Palma port at an agreed time. Be sure to book your flights accordingly.
We will wake up early and sail along the coasts of Mallorca in the morning, arriving at Cala Ferrera Bay by noon. This spot is perfect for deep-water soloing. There are also many easier routes for beginners in Santanyí. We’ll find endless options here: crimps, pockets, slopers, overhanging walls, and vertical cliffs. We will spend the first night in this area.
Today, we will anchor right in front of the beautiful Varques beach, a favorite for climbers visiting the island. Here, we’ll take on a fantastic selection of routes: some short and easy (up to 10-15 m/32-50 ft), others longer and more challenging. Cala Magraner, a classic sport climbing crag is very close, so it is also an option.
On day 4, we will head to Porto Cristo, a picturesque fishing village with pristine turquoise waters. Spending the day here will allow us to enjoy the sun, swim, hike, or climb at Cova del Diablo and Torre dels Falcons. These are some of the best deep water soloing areas in the world, so we’ll make sure to take full advantage of them!
Once again, we’ll anchor in another exquisite area, Porto Colom. It’s the perfect spot for both beginners and experienced climbers trying deep-water soloing for the first time: some will enjoy easier routes, while others can attempt longer, tougher climbs.
Day 6 starts with a soothing sail to Sa Nau Bay. In this spectacular bay, we’ll get to try some of the best climbing in Mallorca!
No good Mallorca climbing holiday wouldn’t be complete without visiting the famous Es Pontàs arch. Chris Sharma made it famous with his King Line video and project. There are also plenty of easier routes in the area. On the way back, we’ll stop at Porto Pi, a site of interest for the climbing community, as rock climbing started there in the early 1980s. We will return to the Palma port at 6 pm, and have a farewell dinner at a restaurant in downtown Palma. For those who prefer to go sport climbing, we can also go to Cala Santanyí.
The adventure has come to an end. We will pack our bags and leave the boat by 9 am. If you’d like to stay longer in Mallorca, feel free to ask your guides for some recommendations.
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Not included:
While some level of general fitness and climbing ability is desirable for you to make most of the trip, there are no limits. Your guides will select destinations for the beauty of climbing rather than their difficulty. Most areas are easily accessible from the sailboat. Your guides are also aware that climbing every day is strenuous, so fun activities are on offer for days when you feel too tired.
While some climbing experience is beneficial for this tour, it is not mandatory.
The best thing about climbing and deep water soloing in Mallorca is that there are incredible options for all skill levels. Your guide will accommodate varying skill levels, from beginners to experienced climbers. The guide will focus on safety and provide instruction as needed.
Safety is your guides’ top priority. If the weather conditions are not suitable for climbing or sailing, they will adjust the itinerary. Alternative activities may include exploring local towns, hiking, or enjoying leisure time on the catamaran. If due to weather conditions, mooring at a marina is required, the additional expenses will be shared among all participants.
Your guides will prepare dinner on the first day. Before you arrive in Mallorca, your guides will take care of the grocery shopping for you. Since you’ll be added to a Whatsapp chat, they will inquire about the preferences of everyone in the group and shop accordingly. Additionally, you are free to purchase any specific items you may not want to share, such as chocolates, particular snacks, or nuts.
Here’s a list of the equipment you need to bring:
Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.
Group sizes and pricing
Min. age requirements
If your group has climbers under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
The starting point of your sailing, climbing, and deep water soloing holidays in Mallorca is the Palma port in Palma de Mallorca, the largest city on the island.
The easiest way to get there is to fly into Palma de Mallorca International Airport. From there, you can take a taxi or shuttle to the port (15 minutes), or bus number 547 to Arribades, and switch to bus number 14 for the port (around 40 minutes, buses from the airport depart every 20 minutes).
Once you’re at the port, you will meet your guide and group at the pre-arranged time. You will receive detailed instructions on the meeting point from your guides after booking.
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Once your booking is confirmed and your trip is paid in full, you will be offered to purchase Redpoint’s protection. If you need any help or require more information, let us know and we will be happy to help!
A 30% deposit to secure your place is due upon booking. The remaining amount is paid 3 months (90 days) prior to departure. Once the trip is confirmed by the guide, the cancellation policy stated below applies:
If bad weather or unsuitable conditions force the guide to cancel the trip, Kookoo Climb will:
a) propose a similar activity at a different place where conditions are better, or b) propose to postpone the activity until a later date, or c) cancel. If you refuse option a), the cancellation policy will apply. Please note, however, that the call to cancel a trip due to bad weather can only be made by the guide (not the client). Under exceptional circumstances, the company could, however, decide at his sole discretion to refund the client (minus the transaction fee). If due to weather conditions, mooring at a marina is required, the additional expenses will be shared among all participants.
