Absolutely. You don’t need extensive outdoor experience, but some climbing fitness will help you enjoy the week. We recommend being comfortable top-roping around 5.9 indoors. Your guides will help you transition from gym climbing to outdoor limestone and introduce you to outdoor systems.

Lead climbing is not required. Participants with previous lead experience may lead once they demonstrate solid climbing skills, safe belaying and rope handling, and clear communication. Those interested in developing their lead skills will work with the guides throughout the week, with safety, awareness, and good decision-making always taking priority.

Meals are primarily traditional Greek restaurant food. Gluten-free and vegetarian options are often available, though vegan or strict celiac needs can be harder to accommodate. Share all dietary requirements with Acadia Mountain Guides before departure so the team can discuss realistic options.

The maximum client-to-guide ratio is 4:1, and price is per person. It takes a minimum of 3 people for the trip to operate at the stated price, with a maximum of 8 participants.

Anyone younger than 18 may be permitted to climb on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian. Make it a family trip!

Enjoying the outdoors necessitates a certain degree of risk-taking. You are participating in this trip at your own risk. You are choosing to engage in an activity in which participants have been injured and killed. While such accidents are rare, they may occur at any time and be out of our control.

Our guides draw upon solid guide education coupled with extensive experience to manage significant hazards inherent to sport climbing. Some of the hazards that can lead to injury or death associated with this trip include but are not limited to climbing falls, rock fall, extreme weather, poor communication, and vehicle transportation. Please be sure that you are fully aware of such risks.

Your guides interpret the environmental, situational, and group variables and make educated decisions to minimize dangers to you while at the same time providing an enjoyable and memorable experience. Self-reliance in the face of adversity is expected. Rescue may not be automatic.

We are visitors to this wonderland and must leave minimal impact by packing out waste and respecting other climbers, area closures, private property, wildlife, and local bolting ethics.

Finally, this is a group trip and good expedition behavior is critical. Participants are asked to stay with the group until everyone has safely left the climbing areas for the day.

Reservation: $500 Deposit reserves your spot with full payment due two weeks before the trip 

Cancellation: because lodging and international logistics are committed well in advance, cancellations are handled on a case by case basis.

We strongly recommend purchasing trip insurance to protect your purchase against unforeseeable circumstances, including inclement weather, flight and travel delays, personal or work schedule changes, and injury or illness of yourself or a family member.

A full refund will be given if Acadia Mountain Guides Climbing School must cancel the trip.