Idyllic Mallorca
A Mediterranean cycling paradise surrounded by turquoise waters
Type of trip
Duration
7 days & 6 nights
Highlights
Sa Calobra, Cap de Formentor, Puig Major, Coll de Sóller
Total distance
350km
Total elevation gain
+5,000m
Start / Finish
Palma de Mallorca
Departures
April 18-24, 2026
Why Mallorca?
Mallorca is the ideal place for cycling enthusiasts and bon vivants.
Beyond being considered for years the “mecca” of cycling in Europe, it also enjoys a mild climate, delicious cuisine, and rich culture.
Overview
Pedal across a true cycling paradise. From Palma, our route combines the most pleasant and lesser-known roads on the island with all the famed climbs.
The ocean breeze will accompany us all along the way as we explore the secluded corners of the Serra de Tramuntana. We will ride the legendary Sa Calobra and Cap de Formentor. The ride will also take us through the most well-preserved medieval towns, brimming with life, thanks to local entrepreneurs who will be happy to welcome us.
CYCLING ‘MECCA’
With 300 sunny days a year, magnificent roads, and dreamy landscapes, the island has become an international meeting point and a must-experience for any cyclist. Mallorca’s super pleasant weather and long-standing cycling tradition make it as bike-friendly as it gets!
The Serra de Tramontana is a mountain range running southeast to northwest. The backbone of the island, it offers spectacular challenges as well as quiet roads known only to locals.
Day by day
DAY 1: Welcome to Mallorca
Leisurely explore the island’s capital, boasting a rich cultural tradition, inherited from the multitude
of civilizations that have inhabited it since 123 BC.
DAY 2: Coastal road | 90km +1,400m
Every curve opens up an incredible landscape with sea views as we ride along the west coast on exceptionally traffic-free roads.
DAY 3: The winding Sa Calobra | 60km +1,200m
One of Mallorca’s favorite cycling routes, ‘the snake road’ arrives after climbing Puig Major.
DAY 4: Across the Serra de Tramuntana | 60km +1,200m
A challenge across this alpine mountain range, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, with varied landscapes and incredible views.
DAY 5: Spectacular Cap de Formentor | 40km +1,000m
From Port de Pollença to the northernmost point of the island: the iconic Cap de Formentor, known locally as “the meeting point of the winds”.
DAY 6: Rural roads | 100km +1,200m
Return to the south coast, pedaling at the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, across extensive fields of olive and almond groves.
DAY 7: Adéu, Mallorca!
Take in the morning sun with one last ensaïmada for breakfast. Transfer to the airport (30′
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