Psicobloc mallorca

Mallorcan Psicobloc MiniGUIDE
by Daimon Beail Version 1.0 - March 2006

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Thank you for downloading this ROCKFAX MiniGuide. We hope that you find the information useful, inspiring and accurate. Print-on-demand means that wewill be able to keep the MiniGuides continually up-to-date but to do this we need your feedback. Please send any comments you have to feedback@rockfax.co.uk. Your subscription to this MiniGuide includes free updates to subsequent editions. Thanks again for your support. Alan James, March 2006

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Mallorcan Psicobloc
A DeepWater Soloing guide to Mallorca
Porto Cristo Cala Marcal Cala Sa Nau Santanyi Soller Sa Calobra
James Cole making a splashdown at Sa Calobra. Photo: Daimon Beail

Also contains info on: Cala Mitjana Cala Varquer

Mallorcan Psicobloc MiniGUIDE
by Daimon Beail Version 1.0 - March 2006 ROCKFAX MiniGUIDE design by Alan James and Mick Ryan. Published by ROCKFAX Ltd © ROCKFAX Ltd 2006
AlistairMacDonald climbing at Mitjana Photo: Daimon Beail

Mallorcan Psicobloc MiniGUIDE INTRODUCTION
by Daimon Beail Version 1.0 - March 2006
Special thanks to: Alan James, Heidi Spets, James Cole, Mike Robertson, Tim Skinner, Catriona Scott, Katherine Burr, Miquel Riera and Josh Lowell. ROCKFAX MiniGUIDE design by Alan James and Mick Ryan. Published by ROCKFAX Ltd. © ROCKFAX Ltd. 2006
Welcome tothis MiniGUIDE to deep water soloing in Mallorca. The aim of this guide is to bring to light the existing venues on the island and to give those people wishing to deep water solo in Mallorca a point in the right direction.

F R A N C E
Barcelona

COPYRIGHT NOTICE
All rights reserved. No part of this file may be duplicated in any form, or by .any electronic, mechanical or other means, withoutthe prior permission from the publisher.

Deep water soloing is still in the early stages of development on Mallorca and many new routes are Palma being added to existing crags, plus whole new areas are being found. This MiniGUIDE should be regarded Alicante Mallorca as an interim guide and hopefully sometime in the future a printed book will be produced to give more Malaga complete coverage.Since this information is relatively untested, there may well be mistakes in some of the details. Please email - mail@dwsworld.com if you find anything that you think is missing or incorrect, or wish to inform us about new routes and crags.

P O R T U G A L

Madrid

SPAIN

FOOTNOTE
The inclusion of a climbing area in this MiniGUIDE does not mean that you have a right of access or the right...