In reply to MischaHY:
Interesting article and a good idea for a topic. It's good to spread the word on new areas though a few more photos and a bigger route selection would have helped. Maybe some topos of the best bits would give a greater overview of the area.
In terms of other areas in Europe I think there are probably loads and loads. It seems many British climbers have a pretty narrow view of foreign destinations, focusing almost exclusively on the more fashionable, honeypot destinations like Kalymnos and El Chorro.
France, our nearest neighbour, has a huge amount of rock yet Brits rarely seem to climb there much at all nowadays. Places that were in vogue 20 years ago seem forgotten about yet the climbing is still fantastic. Buoux, Mouries, Chateau Verts, Briancon, Loubiere, Cantobre, Sugiton etc. I heard there is an area similar to Ceuse and not that far from there but I don't even know what it's called, never seen an article or even any photos before. The Verdon climbing has been massively expanded and there was a whole Grimper magazine a few years ago that was just topos to new areas there.
Greece is now being developed with some massive areas to climb at. Mallorca is meant to be very good.
I saw a video of sport climbing in Lebanon that looked very good but I've never heard of anyone going there.
Switzerland? Austria? Those countries are almost made of rock. Must be so much there.