Soga Rota calls climbers to the towering black carbonate cliffs of Frontón Beach, where the Atlantic wind sharpens focus and the sun sets the stage for an intense ascent. This single, 60-foot pitch begins on a blocky slab perched above Equipo and swiftly presses into a steep, demanding wall that tests your grip and endurance. The limestone’s unique texture provides solid, jagged holds that reward precise footwork and steady composure. As you climb, the ocean's spray mingles with warm Caribbean breezes, grounding you in this singular moment between sea and stone. Practically, this sport route demands reliable protection; the existing stainless steel bolts are due for an upgrade to titanium glue-ins, a safety improvement currently underway but not yet complete, which means climbing here is on hold for now. The approach to Frontón is straightforward but sun-exposed, so timing your climb for early morning or late afternoon can spare you intense heat while enhancing the views. Suitable for strong climbers comfortable at 5.11d, Soga Rota offers a powerful challenge with a crisp Caribbean edge—a route that draws on your technical skills and rewards your focus with a vivid, elemental experience. Prepare with sport climbing shoes designed for smearing and edging on tough limestone, and carry sufficient water to stay hydrated under the tropical sun. With the route temporarily closed, take this time to explore nearby lines or enjoy Frontón’s sweeping beach and turquoise waters, a perfect rinse after climbing or a reminder of the rewards awaiting when the bolts get their long-anticipated upgrade.