Climbing in Mallorca is an amazing sport, which is why it is practiced every day by a large number of adrenaline junkies.
Mallorca is one of the best places to practice all kinds of climbing. Almost the entire west coast is covered by the small mountain range of the Serra de Tramuntana.
The heights reached by the mountain range are not dizzying, but Puig Major reaches 1447m in altitude, which is no joke. It is located halfway between Sóller and Pollença, between two artificial lakes (Cúber and Gorg Blau) in the heart of the Mallorcan mountains.
Mallorca, Perfect Environment
The quality and structure of the rock have perfect characteristics for the practice of this sport. There are many routes There are many outings organised throughout the year for all levels.
In mountaineering, climbing is a sport that consists of climbing a more or less vertical surface of rock, snow or ice, using all four limbs to progress, rope techniques and special equipment, such as ropes, crampons and ice axes.
When it comes to climbing peaks of a certain height, we often talk about mountaineering.
Mallorca has become a destination for lovers of sport climbing. Its cliffs, rock faces and mountains offer a wide variety of routes for all levels, from beginners to experts.
The Serra de Tramuntana, declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, is the main stage for this activity. Its impressive landscapes, combined with the quality of the rock, attract climbers from all over the world.
Areas such as Sa Gubia, Cala Magraner and Puig de Garrafa are already classics for fans of this discipline.
But Mallorca does not only offer climbing in nature. It also has numerous indoor and outdoor climbing walls, where you can practice this sport throughout the year. In addition, the offer is complemented by climbing schools that offer courses and guides to discover the best corners of the island.
