A Guide to Bouldering and Traveling in the British Virgin Islands
$ 24.95
by Rich Crowder & Jonathon Wasser
Virgin Gorda is a small island settled amongst the Virgin Island chain in the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean. The southern portion of the island is littered with wildly shaped granite boulders of all sizes. Highball jungle slabs and beach side hand cracks provide rock climbing for the lone adventurer as well as the whole family. Stocked with world class scuba as well as unforgettable yachting, Virgin Gorda is the stereotypical Caribbean getaway.
This is the first edition guidebook to the fine granite bouldering of Virgin Gorda. This guidebook documents over 450 never before published climbing routes as well as valuable travel tips for the Virgin Islands. This beautifully photographed color guide contains everything you need to know about an adventurous Caribbean vacation including suggested itineraries, pirate lore, and an underwater fish guide.
Island Accomodations
Guavaberry Spring Bay Homes is far and away the best place for rock climbers to stay. Take advantage of their beautiful villas and their bouldering pads.
Book Stats
- Bouldering Areas Covered: 15 (plus valuable travel and adventure details)
- Boulder Problems: 450+
- Pages: 144
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