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Requires 2x60m ropes, 3 nuts, and 3 friends. Info at this blog.

You could check the topo here. Source: Climbing Portugal. You need friends and nuts.

The route is equipped with top anchors, providing a secure anchor point for belaying and ensuring a safe descent. Climbers will need medium-sized cams and nuts (protective gear) to safeguard themselves during the ascent.

1. The climb begins on a slab beneath a small corner. There's a block at the top that appears loose but is secure. After reaching the top, we proceed straight to pass a slight edge. At the base, we can protect ourselves and move up to the upper section where there's a bolt. Continuing on the slab, we veer slightly to the right towards the corner at the base of a large block. Here, we reinforce the belay using a friend in the nearby crack.

2. We traverse around the right side of the block and then ascend some steps that lead to the friction slab above (a point of interest on the route). We aim for the crack that cuts from right to left and find the belay anchors on the left side.

Material:

• 60-meter ropes
• Set of friends
• Set of nuts
• 8 quickdraws
• Slings for extensions

Name: Madeiran word for potato.

Top anchor equipped. You should have some way to protect your rope and material to equalize the anchor point.

[P] The right hand groove.

O sulco da mão direita.

Requires medium-sized friends and nuts for gear placements. The top of the route lacks fixed anchors, so climbers must take precautions to create their own anchor or find alternative methods for a safe descent. Caution is advised when navigating the non-equipped top section, emphasizing the importance of possessing the necessary skills and equipment.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

This route requires the use of medium-sized friends and nuts for gear placements. The top of the route is well-equipped with fixed anchors, providing a convenient and secure descent.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

This route is equipped with fixed anchors at the top and requires gear placements such as medium-sized nuts and friends for protection.

[P] Suba ao longo de algumas das melhores e únicas rochas expostas da Ilha de Porto Santo, principalmente de 3ª classe com seções de 4ª classe scrambling e possivelmente uma seção de baixa 5ª classe, dependendo de quão fiel à linha de cume real você é. Parafusos variados ao longo do caminho, mas não destinados a escalar o cume.

Climb along some of the best and only exposed rock on the Island of Porto Santo, mostly 3rd class with sections of 4th class scrambling and possibly a section of low 5th class, depending on how true to the actual ridge line you are. Assorted bolts along the way but very much not intended for scrambling the ridge.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

This route includes a challenging crux with a difficult move and requires gear placements such as friends and nuts. The top section of the route is well-equipped with fixed anchors, allowing for a secure and convenient descent or lowering.

Start on the right of Incendio Florestal. Ends at Naspter top anchor. Douple ropes recomended

"Variante Borboletas" is a variant of the climbing route "Borboletas" with a shorter length of 8 meters. To tackle this variant, climbers will need nuts and medium-sized friends devices to protect themselves during the ascent. The route is equipped with top anchors, providing a secure anchor point.

Same start as Jardim Escola, than goes in diagonal to the left. Check Ana Marisa and José Carlos guide for more info. https://www.facebook.com/RockClimbingGuidesPortugal

The recommended gear for this route includes nuts and medium-sized friends devices. The top of the route is equipped with fixed anchors, ensuring a secure belay and descent.

Start left of "Acção indirecta" then traverse left and climb up the chimney until reaching the anchor of "Penso logo desisto"

Like "Penso logo desisto" , but using the corner to the right instead of the crimpy wall.

P1 4 bolts, P2 5 bolts.

It can be done with a bouldery sit start, probably a 6b+ that way

The last two bolts before the route top anchor are a little bit distanced and for people that are not comfortable to lead climbing on those conditions it's recommended to protect using trad climbing material. At least 2 small nuts, 1 medium but there is space for a small friend. The usage of friends on this route isn't recommended because the route has some parts that the rock is cracked.

Shares an anchor with curta metragem.