Routes in Polynesia for selected grade

shares first bolt with "Pepe el Loco" then take right hand line toward tan rock

A short easy pitch to a belay ledge at 12m where the real climbing begins

P1: a groove on the right side leads to the dark featured rock above P2: continue up and right to a small overlap, above this and further right to the second anchor

long grade 20 climbing above shared "Whale Access Pitch"

climbed on an anniversary, typical featured pockety climbing up the height of the wall, starts just left of the low cave left of "Whale Access Pitch"

Named after Kina Taufa. Scamper up to high first bolt on good holds then pass the tufas to a corner system, onto face, into and back out of the dirty black groove, to gain a ledge and belay.

P1. Start up beautifully featured stalactites, columns and flowstone and continue up face before trending right to belay in cave. Extending 3rd RB recommended. P2. Head through stalactites and continue up face trending right to belay in cave.

Descent: Single 30m abseil/rap to ground.

P1. 19 - Start up a series of ledges and bulges tackled direct to belay at cave and ledge. P2. 20 - Head left from belay clipping hidden 2nd RB after 4m. Continue up beautifully coloured pocketed face and finish steeply up crack and pockets to belay at ledge and cave. A 3* pitch. P3. 20 - Head left from belay through small roof into some sharpish rock and precarious moves to small alcove and ledge. Continue up right side past RB to an exciting finish clipping the chains.

Can be linked to make a great 2-pitch or single megapitch route.

Descent: It is possible to abseil/rap off from the top anchors with a 60m rope perfectly centralised with stretch. Use tree at bottom to push yourself into ledge at base if not quite down!

Climb the tufa, go right, then up

One of the easier routes on the wall. Juggy and a bit pumpy

Very low first bolt. Climb the sharp easy stuff, then move right and go up the tufa system

An interesting technical start with some big moves followed by a pump-a-thon

A tricky start followed by a pump-a-thon with a sting in the tail!

Climb the tufa, keeping an eye out for moko (geckos). Veer right, up steep pockets to finish.

A fantastic, varied line, between 'Kontiki' and 'Prince of Whales' climbing the upper half of the Olu wall. Traverse in (easy but run-out) from the Kontiki access pitch.

Placeholder for new routes access pitch to triangle ledge

An access pitch leading up into the Muppet cave. Starts off the farthest right point of the tidal ledge system, 3 bolts up the steep featured rock past the right edge of the smaller cave and into the dihedral feature. Use long slings here to avoid rope drag above. The climbing eases as well as the route angle, finishing with a DBB at the spacious and comfortable Muppet ledge.