Hello everyone from our post “Olympos Rock Climbing: Duration, Details and 2025 Tour Price.” In this article we’ll share the details of rock‑climbing, one of the activities you can do in Olympos.
If you recall, in previous posts we covered the details of the Olympos ATV Tour and the Olympos Canoe Tour. In this post we’ll take a look at the tour details for climbing.
On your way to Olympos beach you’ve probably seen people rock‑climbing. It’s one of the adrenaline‑filled activities you can enjoy in the area. For other activities see our post What to Do in Olympos?
About Olympos Rock Climbing

Located on the Lycian Way, Olympos is one of the most‑visited holiday spots thanks to its stunning nature, unique beach and—above all—its superb climbing sectors. For full details about Olympos see our Olympos Travel Guide.
The “Cennet Sector” (Paradise Sector) shines like a pearl in Olympos’s climbing world, offering a unique experience for both seasoned climbers and beginners. Climbing with a sea view creates memories you’ll never forget.
Olympos’s limestone provides an ideal climbing surface—hard and rough for good grip, with natural cracks and pockets that give climbers many route options and techniques.
Amateur climbers will find easy routes among Olympos’s different sectors, perfect for improving technique and learning the basics. Meanwhile, challenging technical lines await experienced climbers.
Olympos’s climate is also favourable: in summer you can climb in cool, shaded sectors; in winter the mild weather lets you keep climbing.
Finally, while climbing in Olympos you can also enjoy stunning scenery and historic ruins. The area is ideal not only for climbing but also for hiking, relaxing by the sea and exploring ancient sites—making it a perfect escape for climbers and nature‑lovers alike.
Types of Rock Climbing in Olympos

Climbing is not only about overcoming nature’s challenges; it’s also an inner struggle. Whether you are an experienced mountaineer or a newcomer, each ascent requires balance between body and mind. The climbing styles on offer in Olympos can help you find that balance. Here are brief explanations:
- Flow Climbing (Sport Climbing): Like a dance in nature. Protection is pre‑placed, so the climber can focus solely on movement.
- Free Solo: The meditative form of climbing. Every move demands total concentration. Extremely risky—only for highly experienced climbers.
- Alone with Nature (Free‑solo Climbing): As the name implies, the climber is alone with the rock—no ropes or gear, relying solely on skill and experience.
- Hand‑Crafted Route (Traditional Climbing): The climber places their own protection and forges the route in their own style—the most creative form of climbing.
- Close‑to‑Nature Experience (Bouldering / Short‑Rock Climbing): Shorter lines that let climbers experience nature up close while working powerful moves.
Each style offers a different experience, yet they all aim to forge a deep connection between person and nature.
Olympos Rock Climbing Prices 2025

Rock climbing is a complex sport requiring both mental and physical preparation. Safe climbing also demands quality equipment, which directly affects safety. Proper guidance and instruction matter too: knowing and using the right techniques is critical.
Working with tour companies is especially useful for beginners. Professional guides know the best routes, safety protocols and gear use. When booking, consider group discounts or early‑booking deals to optimise costs.
If you want to climb in Olympos, the average amount you will pay in 2025 ranges between 2,500 TL and 3,200 TL. Remember you’ll need to arrange this through a tour company—so don’t forget to bargain!
How Long Does Olympos Rock Climbing Take?

Durations vary by tour package, but generally last a minimum of 2–3 hours and up to 7–8 hours. Your fitness level and fatigue can shorten or lengthen these times.
Climbing Spots Around Olympos

Olympos’s dramatic mountains offer enticing climbing venues. Between northern and southern peaks lie many routes waiting to be explored. Musa Mountain south of Olympos is ideal, with steep limestone faces.
On the ancient path to Genoese Bay you’ll find shaded lines in nature. Next to the ancient city, shorter but appealing routes await outdoor lovers. In the heart of Olympos, right beside the medical hut, extremely challenging lines are only for elite climbers.
The canyon entrance hosts ideal areas for both beginners and experienced climbers. Before you start you must meet some conditions: proper instruction, physical and mental readiness, and top‑quality, safe equipment.
Guests staying in Olympos can easily join rock‑climbing courses offered by pensions with trained instructors—so you’ll enjoy nature and the thrill of climbing safely.
Other Tours You Can Join in Olympos

If the climbing tour doesn’t satisfy you, pick one of the tours below. Our favourite is the bay cruise in Adrasan. Click the buttons for full posts.
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