Climbingcamp Siurana - Climbing for advanced

The duration of this climbing course is 5 days.

Arrival day is Sunday, and we are happy to pick you up in Tarragona in the evening.

On Monday/Tuesday and Thursday/Friday we go climbing intensively and cover various topics.

Monday is more of a getting-to-know-each-other day, where you can familiarize yourself with the other participants, the rock, and the coaches. The main focus is on safety, making sure everything is correct, and, if necessary, practicing skills such as cleaning anchors. The coaches will also get an idea of which routes you feel comfortable on and which ones might be more challenging for you.

Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday are theme days, focusing on projecting routes, onsight climbing, and mental training. Our goal is to give you practical tips that you can immediately try out and apply on the rock.

We always plan an active rest day on Wednesday. On this day, we focus more on recovery strategies and injury prevention, but we also climb some easier routes with an emphasis on technique training. In addition, we have in-depth discussions about your strengths and weaknesses and create a plan for how you can improve. There is also plenty of time to talk about training planning and exercises.

Departure day is Saturday, and we will take you back to Tarragona in the morning (from 9 a.m. onwards).

Depending on the group’s needs, we climb in the areas of Siurana, Montsant, and Margalef. All three areas offer different types of rock and styles of climbing, making them perfect to combine.

The amount of time we spend climbing each day varies from group to group, but on average it is between 6 and 7 hours.

Goals of the climbing camp

Our climbing coaching stands for individualized, patient, and technically well-founded guidance. At its core is a precise analysis of your personal strengths and weaknesses—technical, tactical, and mental. Through attentive observation, targeted questions, and the use of video analysis, we make movement patterns, body positioning, and decision-making processes visible and easy to understand.

Based on this, we develop tailored coaching and training approaches that focus exactly where the greatest potential for improvement lies. We take the time to communicate concepts clearly, work together to develop new movement strategies, and integrate them sustainably into your everyday climbing. Our aim is not only to achieve short-term results, but to enable long-term development—efficient, reflective, and always on equal footing.

You get as much coaching as you want. By the end of the course, there should be no questions left unanswered. We want you to be confident in what you have learned here with us.
Climbing Siurana provides you with all the climbing equipment you need for the course(harness, helmets, ropes etc.), except for climbing shoes.
All the transportation cost from the accommodation to the rock and back is included. Furthermore, we offer a free shuttle transfer from Reus or Tarragona to Siurana when you arrive and when you leave.
We will take nice climbing pictures of you and the group. By the end of the course, you can take these with you as a souvenir.

Travel to Spain: Flights or fuel costs to Siurana are not included. If you want tips on the best ways to get to Siurana and how we can support you, check out our Getting There page.
Accommodation: Not included in the camp price and paid directly at the accommodation (€25 per night). If preferred, you can stay in your own tent or camper van.
Climbing shoes & chalk bag: You need to bring these yourself.
Food & drinks: Each participant is responsible for their own meals. You can cook at the accommodation or eat at local restaurants in the village.

Marten

Coach

"During our camps we keep the groups small, so we can focus on you and coach you very personally. I am looking forward to coaching you, to work on your weaknesses and to pass on my knowledge."

Dicha

Climbingguide, Yoga teacher

"Fear of falling, technical deficiencies or mental barriers - together we will develop a plan to overcome your plateau and to improve long term as a climber. "