Italy

The crags above the parking spots offer some excellent long climbs

A crag that looks like it is falling to bits, but actually offers some really nice routes in the 5s and 6s.

The central part of San Vito, between the path to the supermarket and Bunker has a a good selection of mid grade routes and a couple of interesting sectors. In particular Castello is in the shade in the afternoon.

The sector underneath the conspicuous tower,  about 800m right of the camping

The crags near to the path leading to the supermarket in San Vito lo Capo from the El Bahira campsite.

A small friendly crag right next to the harbour. Well worth a visit.

A huge crag just round the corner from Ulassai. The routes are of excellent quality, and set in a beautiful location. Although it is 100m high, at present it has been bolted for single pitch routes, many of which require an 80m rope. ALWAYS TIE A KNOT IN THE END OF YOUR ROPE. Note that because the crag is relatively new, not all the grades have "settled down" yet, treat with caution.

The big obvious crag behind the grassy Barigau Piazza in Ulassai. Torre dei Venti offers steep wall climbing on small holds.

Visible from the road as you drive down towards the lake, Urania is a good looking crag with some very steep bouldery routes.

A pleasant roadside crag near to the coast in beautiful surroundings. Villagico Gallico offers a nice selection of slab and wall climbs, well bolted and in the shade in the afternoon.