A unique and thrilling way to get close to our spectacular coastal landscape! This tour is suggested to people with rock climbing experience as well as to those who want to try this amazing sport for the first time.
You will be accompanied by a professional, authorized, English speaking alpine guide to ensure your safety. You will explore one of the several itineraries of this incredible climbing spot: vertical rocks high above the sea, between the Cinque Terre and Portovenere.
Meeting with your mountain guide at La Spezia Centrale railway station. You will reach Portovenere together, then hike for about 45 minutes to the climbing location, at about 300 meters above sea level. After a short briefing you can enjoy climbing at one of the most scenic spots of the Mediterranean. All technical gear is provided by your guide.
This is a private tour. From Monday to Friday we offer a half day tour in the morning, for beginners. On Saturday and Sunday we offer a full day tour for experienced climbers. Guests of the party who would not like to climb themselves but would like to join the hike and take pictures of the others climbing are welcome.
Price includes: expert alpine guide, rental of the mountain climbing equipment (climbing harness, shoes, helmet), transfer from/to meeting point.
You should bring: camera, minimum 1 liter of water, comfortable clothing, one extra t-shirt.
To participate in this program, a good fitness level is necessary.
Hi! I wanted to thank you for doing all the work chasing down a guide to take me rock climbing on Saturday. I had a fabulous time with Franco (who also co-owns the local indoor rock climbing gym in Pisa). I joined a group from the climbing gym that was learning to climb outdoors. It was a great experience. So thank you again.
John
Hi Tamara! The rock climbing guide was amazing, very informative about the area we climbed in and super helpful when it came to technique. I've been climbing for a while but he was able to give me pointers on how to improve which really made for an eventful day. Would have been nicer if he had a larger selection of helmets since I have a slightly larger head than most people and it was difficult wearing the helmet he had with him because it was slightly too small. Would have also been nicer if we had a photographer to capture the moments while climbing but I still have the memories which is still great.
Alan