Special Report Symi Symi is a small rocky island two hours by boat to the Northwest of Rhodes. It has some excellent climbing and unlike its neighbour still remains unscathed by rampant tourism. The first climbs there were put up in 1992 by local inhabitant, Georgis Milias. It still awaits a completely free ascent.
Natural protection is required.
All other routes on the wall are one or two-pitch offerings that are mostly fully bolted and vary in difficulty from 5c to 7c. Nanou , Marathounda, Agios Isidoros, Agios Aemilianos and Agios Vassilios.