Full Day Rock Climbing On Main Island

Full Day Rock Climbing on Main Island

For beginners, intermediate and advanced climbers who would like to have fun rock climbing and experience the beautiful limestone of Hidden Valley and Fisher Valley.

7:30 am: You will need to come to our office to try on equipment and climbing shoes.

8:00am: The bus will pick us up at the office and move to the climbing point (takes about 15-20 minutes to travel).

8:20am: Our professional guides will set up the top rope, support you while you're climbing, and clean up the climb afterward.

Start climbing while the guides belay and instruct you from below.

Based on each one’s climbing experience and strength, the guides will recommend you the routes you should try. There is no time limit in climbing – this is the first step to introduce you to climbing technique, challenge and defeat your own fear. Our guides will be your coaches and supporters to help you complete the climbing routes. During the trip, the guides will give you a course about tying the figure 8-knots, communicating in technical terms, and you’ll learn the names of different movements on the wall. A quick introduction about the climbing devices will help you understand the importance of safety in climbing.
Fisher Valley and Buddha Cave Climbing Information:
CLIMBING at Fisher Valley: Fisher Valley offers great and varied climbing on excellent rock. The cliff's height lends itself to long routes and some pitches exceed 35 meters. The view alone from the anchors of the second pitches are well worth the effort. Ensure your rope is long enough and tie a knot at the end of the rope!
Routes 16 through 21 are extensions. Route lengths note total length from the ground. These routes require extended quick draws. For routes 16, 17, 19 and 20, assuming a 70-meter rope: You will need to lower your climber from the intermediate anchor at the belay ledge respective to the climb, or do a multiple rappel from the top. Luca De Giorgi, Ha Long Bay Climbing.

The Crag in King Fisher

Cat Ba Island's newest crag is an imposing cave overlooking Cat Ba Town. It can be reached in a few minutes, is completely sheltered from the rain, and has a small but varied selection of climbs. A great option for a hot or rainy day!
CLIMBING at Buddha cave: Buddha Cave's roof is mostly flat and featureless and consequently most climbs end at the beginning of the roof; they are rather short and vertical. Nonetheless, there are a few interesting lines on tufas worth climbing. Buddha Cave is southwest- oriented and remains mostly in the shade all day. Only the climbs' lower sections get early afternoon sun exposure. The tufas may need a few days to dry after heavy rain. ( You can learn more about the climb at Thecrag.com) Luca De Giorgi, Ha Long Bay Climbing.

12:30pm: Rest for lunch and fruit. After lunch, we will continue to set up the climbing path and give you instructions and the customer can choice the levels and routes.
5:30pm: Return to the office.

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