Climb and sail in Europe’s top destinations

Welcome aboard!Your adventure begins in Marina Olbia, where we meet in the afternoon and get settled on the boat. It’s a relaxed first evening — time to unpack, explore the marina, enjoy a drink, and get to know the crew. After a safety briefing and an easy dinner ashore, we spend the night onboard, ready for the week ahead.Farewell & Departure On the last day we're disembarking before 09:00, energized, inspired, and ready for your next adventure.

We rise early and sail toward the imposing silhouette of Tavolara Island, an untamed limestone giant.Our mission today is the breathtaking Ferrata degli Angeli, a ridge line route leading to Punta Cannone (560 m), with astonishing views stretching across the Sardinian archipelago.After the descent, we reunite with the boat at the stunning Spalmatore di Terra beach for one last swim before sailing back toward the harbor. We aim to return to marina by 18:00.

Cala Gonone delivers an incredible concentration of world-class crags. Today we roam between them, enjoying whichever style calls to us most. The only mandatory stop? The iconic Millennium Cave, a must for any climber visiting Sardinia.A refreshing gelato break in town is practically guaranteed to boost the psyche even higher.

We sail out in the morning and enjoy a gorgeous sail toward Cala Fiuli, one of Sardinia’s most iconic coves. We will enjoy lunch on the boat with sweeping views of rugged limestone cliffs before heading ashore to explore the canyon that rises directly from the beach.With over 200 bolted sport routes, this area offers endless possibilities for every climbing style and level.

Cala Luna is one of Sardinia’s most celebrated beaches — pale sand, crystal water, and a dramatic cave that frames the shoreline. And yes, you can climb right inside that cave. Spend the day choosing between climbing, snorkeling, cave exploring, or simply soaking up paradise.

Cala Goloritzé is often celebrated as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Accessible only by boat or a stunning hike, it feels untouched and otherworldly, a sanctuary where Sardinia’s wild coastline reveals its purest form. For climbers, the towering cliffs and iconic needle offer unforgettable lines; for sailors, the sheltered cove delivers a peaceful, picture-perfect anchorage. Cala Goloritzé isn’t just a destination — it’s a place that leaves a mark on everyone who experiences it.

Today is all about the magic of climbing above open water. Picture yourself leading a pitch while your belayer hovers just meters above turquoise sea, with the rest of the crew cheering from the boat or swimming below.Pedra Longa rises among the tallest cliffs in the Mediterranean and offers some legendary routes — the perfect setting for a day of pure vertical joy.

Welcome aboard! Let's kick off this epic trip! We'll get you settled on the boat, find your bunk, and get everything prepped. It’s always fun getting to know the crew and getting excited for the week of climbing and sailing ahead!Farewell & Departure On the last day we're disembarking before 09:00, energized, inspired, and ready for your next adventure.

Vathy is a truly unique place, where this gorgeous, serene inlet cuts deep into the island. We anchor right in the harbor, giving us access to climbing crags after a scenic walk or a quick, fun taxi boat ride. But the real reward comes afterward: Vathy is famous for some of the best, most authentic Greek dinners on the island. We’ll eat fresh fish or even legendary kalamari at a seaside taverna, with our tables literally set up right on the water’s edge, creating a romantic, tranquil atmosphere. As you relax, you can enjoy the view of the blue fishing boats and even pick up an authentic natural sponge, a nod to the island's famous, courageous history.

Next up is Palionisos, which is just stunning. We usually tie off to one of the mooring buoys and then take the little dinghy right ashore. It’s only a ten-minute walk from the beach up to the crag, which gives you the most incredible view overlooking the whole serene bay! The climbing is varied enough that everyone finds their perfect challenge here. After a long day on the rock, dinner at the local spot is non-negotiable — the food is genuinely exceptional, fresh-caught, and perfectly authentic. It’s the ultimate reward for a day well spent.

This sector perfectly captures the essence of a climb-and-sail vacation! It’s the ideal spot for a relaxed climbing day, offering a fantastic mix of low-commitment slabs, some tricky offwidths, and endurance routes, meaning absolutely everyone will find their sweet spot here. It’s ridiculously photogenic, especially if we stay to climb until the sun starts to drop. Fair warning, though: it’s popular with the local wildlife, so don’t be surprised if you have a bit of company from the goats wandering around!

Get ready for an absolute highlight on Thursday: Sikati Cave! This place is a truly unique, world-class wonder. We're skipping the brutal, long approach by simply dropping anchor right off the secluded white beach at the cave's base. For our elite climbers, the cave's overhanging routes are some of the most incredible lines you'll ever see.

We drop anchor in the gorgeous Arginonta Bay. Arginonta Canyon is huge, offering a massive variety of routes —over 1,000 sport climbs spanning grades 4 all the way up to 9! We can go wild here, whether you’re easing into a 6a/6b line in the shade or pushing your limit on something tough.

We’ll enjoy a great sail over to the smaller, iconic island of Telendos. Since the best crags there—like Eros, Pescatore, and Irox—are really only accessible by boat , we get to climb where others can't! We'll explore a couple of sectors with different styles until sunset, giving us that breathtaking, one-of-a-kind view of the sun setting over Kalymnos Island.

We meet you at the harbor in Palma to get you settled and the boat prepped for the week ahead. Since Palma is famous for its lively social scene, we'll kick off the adventure by spending our first evening together exploring this lively town.We return here on the final day of the week for a farewell dinner downtown, and then you disembark the following morning.

Just north of beautiful Port de Sóller, there is an isolated and exceptionally atmospheric cave calles Cova de ses Puntes. Port de Sóller also offers a fantastic sport climbing in other sectors!

We moor our boat in this natural harbor, which is the launchpad for two massive climbing areas: the globally famous Cova del Diablo (Devil’s Cave) and Torre del Falcons. The Cova del Diablo is arguably the best area in the world for high-density, high-quality DWS routes, boasting tall, amazing overhanging limestone.

Known by climbers as the legendary "Camp 4," this bay is famous for its stunning, unspoiled natural beauty. We anchor right near the beach, where you’ll find a great variety of routes, ranging from short, easy climbs (up to 10-15 meters) to some longer, more challenging lines. Since we access it directly by boat, we skip the tricky land approach and get to enjoy this tranquil cove in total seclusion.

Get ready for some of the best climbing the island offers! We go to Sa Nau Bay, which is particularly renowned for its high-quality routes featuring pockets and holes of various dimensions, demanding great technique and endurance. This secluded area provides sustained challenge in a truly stunning natural setting. But don't worry, there are some very beautiful and easy lines as well!

This is the aspirational highlight! We cannot leave without seeing the world-famous natural arch of Es Pontàs, the site of Chris Sharma’s groundbreaking 9a+ line—it's a truly spectacular, inspiring place to climb or just witness history. On our way back to Palma, we’ll make a stop at Porto Pi, which holds significant historical value as the very spot where Deep Water Soloing (Psicobloc) was invented by Miquel Riera in the late 70s!

We meet up right in Split's harbor to get you settled and ready. Split is electric when the sun sets! We can stroll the lively Riva promenade or wander into the illuminated, ancient Diocletian’s Palace, which becomes the heart of the city's vibrant social scene after dark. It’s the perfect, energetic way to break the ice and kick off the week before we sail.

Once a pirate stronghold, Omiš is now a playground for adventurers. Towering limestone cliffs rise above the emerald Cetina River, offering sport routes with spectacular canyon views. After climbing, cool off with an optional rafting trip through the river’s rapids, 2100 meters long zip line!, or simply relax by the water. In the evening, we explore the charming old town — narrow alleys, seaside cafés, and a touch of pirate history.

After breakfast, we sail toward Pokrivenik, a dramatic cove framed by white limestone walls. Routes here range from delicate slabs to powerful overhangs, making it a perfect challenge for every climber. It is perfect for climbers who want to climb all day, as it has morning and afternoon shade in 2 different sectors, both equally good! Post-session, take a dip in the clear blue water, where we’ll anchor for the night beneath a canopy of stars.

Wake up to the sound of gentle waves and the scent of sea salt in the air. We start the day moving to Vela Stiniva Bay, home to some of the island’s best sport climbing. Limestone caves, sea-sculpted walls, and routes for all grades make this day a highlight of the trip. Same as in Pokrivenik, also here you find morning and afternoon sector.

We sail straight to Sveta Nedelja, home to Cliffbase, which is easily one of Croatia’s most iconic climbing areas! This is the legendary spot where the rock literally meets the sea, giving you zero approach to incredible bolted sport routes and even serious Deep Water Solo lines (DWS). It perfectly captures the spirit of Climb & Sail: wild, beautiful, and unforgettable. The reward is instant and unmatched—after topping out a pitch, your cool-down is simply jumping straight into the clear, turquoise Adriatic. And the harbor itself is outstanding! It's home to the Zlatan Otok winery, which is famous for its exceptional local wines and its truly unique underwater wine cellar—you can actually go below sea level to check it out, all while enjoying stunning views of the Adriatic. It’s a must-see.

Komiža, nestled deep in a bay on the western side of Vis, is a timeless fishing village where the stone houses are crowned with red-tiled roofs and the maritime history runs deep. Just nearby, you'll find the stunning Red Rocks —immense vertical cliffs stained a dramatic, vibrant red by iron oxide deposits, which create a breathtaking contrast against the deep cobalt sea. After climbing, we can explore the town’s ancient streets or enjoy the freshest seafood at one of the authentic, family-run konobas on the Riva.