Climbing - Courses

We offer a variety of rock climbing courses tailored to all levels—from complete beginners to indoor boulderers and experienced outdoor climbers.
Explore the different courses below to find the right fit for you.

Not sure if you’re ready for a full climbing course? Our Guided Climbing Session might be just what you need!

Introduction to Rock Climbing

A beginner climber in a green hoodie and white helmet smiles while preparing to rappel down a rocky cliff at Gerakopetra. The barren landscape in the background stretches out under a cloudy sky, adding a dramatic touch to the scene.
A climber giving a thumbs-up while sitting on a rocky outcrop at Dhiarizos crag in Cyprus. He is dressed in climbing attire with a white helmet, smiling broadly, surrounded by lush greenery and fellow climbers below.
A female climber wearing a helmet and purple pants is scaling a steep rock face covered with yellow lichen. She is gripping small holds as she ascends the vertical wall. Below her, the ground is covered in dry, patchy vegetation with scattered rocks, indicating a rugged, arid environment. The image captures the climber's focus and determination as she navigates the challenging route.

This course is designed for individuals—adults and children—who have never climbed before or have only experienced indoor climbing and wish to delve into the adventure of rock climbing.

If you have little or no climbing experience and want to get started.

  • Movement on rock and how to use rock climbing shoes
  • Top-rope climbing
  • Safe belaying
  • Build outdoor climbing experience
  • Basic safety skills
  • Understanding of outdoor risks
  • Have a lot of fun and climb many different routes!

Andreas Rossidis is a certified guide (Rock Climbing Instructor, Mountain Training UK) with over 5 years of teaching experience and 12 years of climbing experience, with an onsight grade of 7b+ and redpoint grade of 8a. Additionally, being a local climber, he can choose the most suitable crags and routes for you.

  • 2 days, ideally consecutive
Contact us about 'Intro to rock climbing' course

Learn to Lead outdoors - Become an autonomous climber

Two climbing students and one instructor with helmets ascend a rocky outcrop at Dhiarizos. The climber in the foreground is smiling broadly, handling climbing ropes, joined by two others who are carefully navigating the rugged terrain. The area is lush with shrubbery and trees, giving a vibrant feel to their adventurous climb.
Two climbers on a steep rock face during a climbing course in Cyprus. The female climber in the foreground, wearing a white helmet and a harness, is focused on finding handholds, while a male climber in a white helmet examines his route. Below, instructors and climbers observe and provide guidance against a backdrop of rolling hills and open landscape.
A group of young climbers is gathered at the base of a large rock face, with one climber, seated and wearing a helmet, harness, and glasses, smiling at the camera. The other three individuals, including a woman in a light-colored cap and a man in a black jacket, are engaged in a discussion, possibly receiving instructions. The background reveals a picturesque landscape with rolling hills and the sea in the distance under a partly cloudy sky, adding a serene and expansive feel to the scene.
A climber, wearing a helmet and grey t-shirt, is captured mid-climb on a steep, textured rock face. The climber is carefully navigating a section with both hands and feet engaged, displaying a mix of concentration and determination. The rock is marked with lichen and features a series of small cracks and holds. The background shows the rugged and overhanging rock formation, highlighting the challenge of the climb. The climber is secured by a rope attached to a harness, indicating that this is a lead climbing scenario.

The aim of this course is designed for you to become a safe and independent outdoor rock climber, capable of leading your own routes.

  • This course is ideally, but not exclusively, for people who have climbed before and already possess the essential skills of rock climbing. 
  • Some prior experience will be helpful for this course.
  • Choosing appropriate climbs and understanding guidebook terminology
  • Movement skills to try climbs of different nature
  • Different belaying methods – several ways to secure your partner with a rope and belay device 
  • Using the ropes and quickdraws safely when you lead
  • Route reading – planning ahead
  • Tactics to save energy while climbing strenuous routes
  • Falling – how to fall safely and in control
  • Foreseeing problems and dealing with them
  • Retreating down a route

Andreas Rossidis is a certified guide (Rock Climbing Instructor, Mountain Training UK) with over 5 years of teaching experience and 12 years of climbing experience, with an onsight grade of 7b+ and redpoint grade of 8a. He has been running a beginner’s climbing course (learn to lead) for 3 consecutive years now in Cyprus.



  • 5 days + 1 climbing day
  • Usually 3 consecutive weekends;
  • We run this course twice a year, in the fall and in the spring.
Contact us about this climbing course

Indoor to Outdoor Progression

Sabine, wearing a white helmet and a black jacket, smiles broadly while handling a rappelling device on a rocky ledge. The lush green valley and rolling hills in the background under a clear sky create a serene and uplifting setting for her climbing activity.
A male climber in a white helmet and dark clothing meticulously cleans anchors on a colorful, lichen-covered rock face at Gerakopetra, Cyprus. The background features a sparse, rugged landscape under a clear blue sky, enhancing the solitary and focused nature of his task.
A joyful climber in a blue helmet gives a thumbs-up at the Dhiarizos crag. He is wearing a black long-sleeve shirt and is surrounded by other climbers engaged in preparing their gear in a rocky, tree-lined climbing area.

Make the transition from indoor climber to fully independent rock climber.

  • You’re already a competent lead climber in the gym, now you want to explore the world of outdoor climbing. 
  • Ideal for gym climbers.
  • Top rope climbing & Lead climbing outdoors
  • Improve your climbing technique outdoors (move efficiently, foot work, balance)
  • Choice and use of climbing gear
  • Safety & Belaying skills
  • Work on your mental strength
  • Use a guidebook to select an appropriate climbs
  • Read the routes on the rock
  • Learn how to deal with common problems that might occur while leading outdoors
  • Safety and communication at the crag
  • Understand climbing etiquette and environmental issues
  • Build a solid outdoor climbing experience
  • Have lots of fun!

Andreas Rossidis is a certified guide (Rock Climbing Instructor, Mountain Training UK) with over 5 years of teaching experience and 12 years of climbing experience, with an onsight grade of 7b+ and redpoint grade of 8a.

Contact us to check our availability

Progression Course for Lead Climbers

Andreas, with long hair tied back and a white t-shirt, scales a rugged limestone wall at Goat House in Cyprus. He is fully geared with a harness, multiple climbing ropes, and quickdraws attached to the rock face, demonstrating advanced climbing technique in a challenging vertical environment.
A climber in a bright yellow jacket is mid-climb on a tall, orange-hued rock face. The climber is positioned near a slight overhang, using a knee to brace against the rock while holding on with both hands. The surrounding landscape reveals a steep, rugged valley filled with green vegetation and distant cliffs, all under a partially cloudy sky. The vastness of the rock wall and the distant, rolling hills accentuate the scale and challenge of the climb.
Marios performs a technical move on a steep rock climbing route at Episkopi. Clad in a white shirt and green trousers, he grips tightly to the gray and blue stone surface. Below him, a belayer attentively manages the rope, surrounded by scattered rocks and lush vegetation.
A climber wearing a green shirt and dark pants is making their way up a steep, overhanging section of a large, orange-and-grey rock wall. The rock face is textured with ridges and features formed by tufa, which provides the climber with holds and features to navigate. The climber is gripping the rock with both hands, their body stretched out horizontally as they ascend. The rugged and vertical nature of the wall highlights the difficulty and technicality of the climb, with the climber's rope trailing down from their harness.

Already taken a lead climbing course? Feeling competent with the technical bits but feeling stuck with your climbing level? Then this is the right course for you.

This course is designed to take your climbing to the next level. We’ll focus on refining your skills, building strength and mental resilience, and expanding your climbing horizons.

  • Climbers who have completed a lead climbing course
  • Feeling confident with lead climbing techniques
  • Able to onsight 6a
  • Looking to push your climbing limits
  • Advanced climbing techniques to tackle challenging routes
  • Tailored training plans to boost your climbing performance
  • Identifying your strengths and weaknesses to focus your improvement
  • Mastering different climbing styles (slab, vertical, overhang)
  • Refresher on fall management and giving a soft catch
  • Overcoming the fear of falling and building mental fortitude
  • Andreas Rossidis is a certified guide (Rock Climbing Instructor, Mountain Training UK) with over 5 years of teaching experience and 12 years of climbing experience, with an onsight grade of 7b+ and redpoint grade of 8a. He has been running a beginner’s climbing course (learn to lead) for 3 consecutive years now in Cyprus.
Contact us for your progression course

Refresher Day

A climber in a pink shirt and gray helmet is focused on cleaning an anchor from a rock face. He carefully handles the climbing rope and equipment against the backdrop of a sprawling green valley and distant hills under a clear sky.
A climber is ascending a steep, lichen-covered rock face, wearing a blue helmet and black shirt. The climber is focused on placing their hand on a hold while preparing to clip the rope into a quickdraw attached to the rock. Below, another person, wearing a red shirt and helmet, stands on the grassy ground, belaying the climber and managing the rope. The lush green grass surrounding the base of the climb contrasts with the rugged texture of the rock face, creating a picturesque outdoor climbing scene. Climbing gear and ropes are visible on the ground beside the belayer.
A focused female climber in a white helmet and gray hoodie manages belaying duties during a climbing course in Cyprus. She looks up attentively, holding a rope connected to a climber out of view, equipped with a full rack of climbing gear on her harness. The background offers a sweeping view of rolling hills and winding roads.

Feeling a bit rusty with your climbing but you don’t necessarily want to take a full course? Get in touch with us to discuss your situation and we’ll design the perfect refresher day for you.

  • Climbers feeling stuck or rusty
  • Looking to regain confidence and skills

Our refresher days are tailored to your specific needs. We’ll work together to create a personalized plan to get you back on the rock and enjoying your climbing again.

  • Andreas Rossidis is a certified guide (Rock Climbing Instructor, Mountain Training UK) with over 5 years of teaching experience and 12 years of climbing experience, with an onsight grade of 7b+ and redpoint grade of 8a. He has been running a beginner’s climbing course (learn to lead) for 3 consecutive years now in Cyprus.
Contact us to organise your refresher day
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