It's a super route.
The start is a little difficult to identify: As you ascend the scree there is a big clearing, the climb starts behind the beginning of the scrub and trees that cover the upper slopes. Ignoring the initial 2m of scrub, the route starts behind the second (big) tree just to the right of a large scoop. The route starts under the bigger and higher white tufa but there several other white tufas. Going up straight gets the direct (6C) start. The first pitch starts to the right of this line (after 3-4 bolts of the direct).
There is now a fifth pitch above the original four. This is F6b for 6m and then F4 for another 30m on newer bolts with one peg to chains through a natural thread. After the chain it is a 30m scramble to the ridge to join the scramble off to the top as for Alhabida.
The pitch lengths as measured by my 70m rope are:
P1: 35m
P2: 35m
P3: 42m (rusty maillons evident on route).
P4: 38m (rusty maillons evident on route).
P5: 35m to the chains (but if you're abbing off don't bother with this pitch - it is nice but way below the quality of the rest of the route and its value is really the scramble to the summit which is great).
I'd think it is dodgy to plan on abbing off using a 70m rope and marginal on an 80m rope. The original advice of using 50m pairs is sound.
We got away with 16 quick draws but 18 would be better as on two stances we were short and we missed out at least one bolt.
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