Rock Climbing
Category
5 Days
Duration
Open to all
Experience
Light
Fitness
From 1 to 8
Participants
To most people, Mallorca is famous for its ravishing beaches, azure views, rugged mountains, and cozy hill towns. But for us climbers, this sunny Spanish island means only one thing: PSICOBLOC (aka deep water solo)! Climbing without a rope on cliffs right over the sea: and if you fall, a nice splash and you try again.
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Accomodations
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Hostel Sóller
Hostel Sóller is at 3 minutes' walk from the main square and train station of Sóller. It is a stunning local hostel converted from a traditional stone house, with cozy common areas, a bar, a self-service kitchen, and a great vibe!
Guides
Seba & Rock & Water Mallorca
Rock & Water Mallorca was born from the necessity to go beyond the conventional circuit, the desire to explore, discover and share nature with respect and admiration within a secure environment. Seba (head guide) and the other 7 super guides want to introduce you to the island!
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Great experience! Sóller is a cute base camp located in the sierra tramuntana. The hostel is enjoyable and well organized, and bathrooms are clean. Maybe the room we were located was a little bit overcrowded (14 beds). Most important, the Rock&water Mallorca is a group of passionate, friendly and helpful guide! Love PSYCOBLOC!!
A very nice and densely packed climbing trip - also the perfect introduction to Deep Water Solo! - the Rock&Water guys are amazing and can take you to beautiful crags that are fairly untouched. Perks of the local guides. The Hostel Soller is a very nice place to crash after a long day of climbing. Some minor remarks, which could improve the experience even further - experience as it was is still a 5 star for me though!: - it's 3 days of DWS without any rest day, that's a bit taxing = I think 2 days climbing, 1 rest day, 1-2 days climbing would enhance the experience more. This way you're not that cooked on your last day climbing - if you do the trip in July/August then expect 35 deg celsius in the shadow and many crags don't have much shadow at all, so it will be extra taxing climbing in this heat and the conditions on the rock may not ideal (=you can fry some eggs on that rock^^) - generally the trip is very condensed to 3 days of effective climbing and a lot of it will be dictated by how the weather and the sea is those days, so just keep that in mind! - another mild inconvenience is that Soller is on the westcoast and most cool DWS crags are on the eastcoast, so you drive like 1.5h across the whole island). The westcoast has some cool and very wild and raw cliffs for DWS too, but only accessible by boat
My climbing trip to Mallorca with Mapo Tapo was incredible! Everything was so well organized, from the travel logistics to the climbing spots we explored. The guides were super knowledgeable and made every session both fun and challenging, no matter your level. What really stood out was the sense of community, by the end of the trip, it felt like traveling with close friends. Mallorca’s cliffs and crystal-clear water were absolutely breathtaking. Can’t recommend Mapo Tapo enough for anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable climbing experience!
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