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The summer heat in Mallorca, Spain is no joke, but climbers on the Mediterranean island have the perfect antidote—deep water soloing. Without the need for ropes, when climbers fall, it’s straight into the cool refreshing water. In this video, climbers Richie Ramos, Aaron Nattrass, and Pep Malo gathered to be filmed by Al Aire Films while climbing in the caves of Cala Varques.
