Malta Rock Climbing

With the onset of the usual dreary British winter, some Mediterranean sun, warm sea and good food has got to be the way forward…! [UrbanRock.com – The Climbing Experts]

…with Malta Rock Climbing the authors John Codling, Andrew Warrington, and Richard Abela have, for the first time since the 1970s, compiled a comprehensive guide to this little-known destination. [Climbing.com – Matt Samet]

Malta Rock Climbing: the Comprehensive Guide makes decades of route bagging, passed down from one climbing generation to the next, accessible to all in a single resource. [Sierra Book Distributors]

The book includes road maps, approach diagrams, very useful crag symbols (similar to Rockfax) and is interspersed with dramatic colourful climbing photographs. [Libreria dello Sport]

“Is Malta the sun rock destination Britsh climbers forgot?” [Ukclimbing.com – Chris Moor]

The guide book did its job very well; we usually found what we were looking for and felt well guided by the descriptions and photos… [Georg from Ludwigsburg, Germany]

We had all the information we needed to plan a good climbing session: locations (very well explained), grades, sun exposure, etc… with pictures, maps and some useful advice… [Thomas Majgier]