This time though, I can't say I was as full of bravery as I was last year... For some reason it didn't seem okay for me to throw myself of 15 meters cliffs and it felt quite suicidal when I eventually did so. Everything was wrong: bad take-offs, bad trajectory, bad balance while airborne, awful plunges - I had my chest hit a few times which lead to almost loosing my breath; not to mention arms splashing against the water causing red skin and considerable amounts of pain and shame.
Needles to say I was the mockery of all the gang, just for the hesitation that I showed in the first day. Tigers and sharks, this is what they are, proudly displaying their audacity against my old's man weakness... :-)
We definitely climbed more now - the sea allowed this with still waters and mild waves.
Facts and figures:
- Grades for attempted and/or sent climbing routes: from 5a to 7b+
- 30 people
- 6 cars
- Highest jump: 15 meters
- Boldest jumper: Adi Mic (Adrian Iancu)
- Most stylish jumper: Kristoff (our Austrian friend)
- Dolphins seen and photographed
- Coolest non climbing activity: snorkeling
- Lots of laughs (quite a few were triggered by my jumping fears)
Random photos below taken by Emil:
Kristoff - using his snowboarder's expertise in cliff jumping
Snorkeling
Emil reaching out for the key jug
Adi Mic sending a 6c line 
Overview of our preffered spot: the arch bay
The arch
Adi Mic engaged in the highest jump
The "Funky Jump" spot
Evening chill out
Cristina's head on plunge
DWS
Supper
It seems that climbing is safe after all
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