Routes in Europe

The island's most popular, steep tufa climb. A good introduction to the style. In peak season, come early for a quick onsight or join the crowd until the sun hits.

Easiest of the crag

The last of the easy lines to get into the sun, on summer days.

The crux is near the start on the vertical face, the rest is easy going. The ending is intresting.

A long trip on Acharneis crag, enjoyable from novices but also a good warm up. Good holds all the way.

Shares first bolts with Nisoi Trizonia. Aperanto Galazio bolts are marked with red paint when they separate.

Be careful, the rope tends to get stuck upon recall. Pull it from as far right as possible.

Classy steep line on big holds. Some holds are getting a little polished.

Fabulous steep climbing for the grade. Little polished but no real bother. Enjoy the experience.

Nice training on sidepulls

Shares the same anchors with "Back to basics", as well as the last bolt.

6a+ if you go direct, much easier from the sides.

Solid tufa action at the grade. Pumpy but possible kneebars and stemming. Not so obvious top section.

This crag-classic is so popular that the polish at the top makes using your feet quite hard.

Underneath is written 6a, which seems more correct

Shares the same anchors with "Esthir", as well as the last bolt.

Direct start for Nisoi Trizonia, then, after 4 bolts it joins the Nisoi route.

The crux is the starting sequence

A classy warm up.

Beautiful but pumpy climbing on tufa blobs. The first bolts are quite spaced.

The crux is a bit hard than someone would think for 4c. Shares anchors with Halarouita

A popular climb with unique tufa formations. Technique and boulder strength.

Easiest of the Crag, shares anchors with Roukounas

Slab and juggy tufas.

New anchors. Updated 27/5/19

A little bit harder but at least as good as DNA. One reachy move makes it harder for the short.

New anchors. Updated 27/5/19