Amazing shapes and good quality granite are the main features of Chanteiro. A lot of routes in a south oriented wall make this crag a great spot for cloudy summer or spring/autumn days.
Punta Segaño: some good auqlity routes with complex approach (rappel or exposed scrambling).
Roca Seca and Drakkar: not affected by the conditions of the sea. Only a few routes.
Punta Coitelada: main sector, with some amazing routes.Quite scary runouts!
Rest of the sectors: they get less traffic as approach is more complicated
Access is allowed.
Some of the sectors can only be accessed through rappel or walking in low tide. The Sector Principal (Punta Coitelada) isn't affected by the tides but waves sometimes splash the cliff.
Small parking area. Some good overnight areas (with vehicle) in the nearby beaches.
The bolting of this crag is somewhat peculiar, with some sketchy runouts. Trad gear can be convenient for some routes, as they might feel like more like mixed trad with tons of crack features.
The clasic routes were developed in the 1990 decade. Some newer routes were added later.
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