Mallorca is one of the most popular places to bike in Europe, attracting both pros and touring cyclists, who come for the climate, beaches and endless riding options. Starting from Palma, our itinerary includes daily options for moderate and challenging rides through the countryside of Mallorca, into (and over) the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range (declared World Heritage by UNESCO) which is dotted with charming villages, and finishing in the beachside town of Port de Pollenca. The hotels are fabulous and the food is exquisite. This island paradise is yours to discover. We offer a Classic and Luxe itinerary in Mallorca.
Only Great Explorations:
Palma, Spain
Day 1
Palma, Spain
Day 2
Port de Sóller, Spain
Day 3
Port de Sóller, Spain
Day 4
Port de Pollença, Spain
Day 5
Port de Pollença, Spain
Day 6
| 2026 | 2027 |
|---|---|
| Mar 4-10 | Mar 3-9 |
| Mar 18-24 | Mar 17-23 |
| Apr 8-14 | Apr 7-13 |
| Apr 22-28 | Apr 21-27 |
| May 6-12 | May 5-11 |
| May 20-26 | May 19-25 |
| Sep 2-8 | Sep 1-7 |
| Oct 7-13 | Sep 15-21 |
| Oct 14-20 | Oct 6-12 |
| Oct 13-19 |
Trip can start at any date. Self-guided and custom trips also available. Call or email for details.
Trip Size
Total Days
Arrive/Depart
Activity LevelModerate+ with challenging options
40-70+ km daily
Van supported
TerrainVaried - expect some hills, worth the effort to climb
CostLand Cost
US $3,150
Includes 6B/2L/5D
Single Supplement
US $800
Bike Rentals
Hybrid Bikes: US $320
Racing Bikes: US $420
E-bikes*: US $480
*E-bikes are generally available but are on an “on request bases” and will be confirmed on receipt of your booking registration. E-bikes provided are the best rentals available in the region. Our regular fleet of hybrid and race bikes are fun to ride and light and fast, but if having an e-bike will make your trip, we’ll do our best to provide. E-bike rentals are non-refundable.
Getting There
You can fly into and out of Palma de Mallorca Airport. We spend two nights in Palma as part of the trip.
Palma
We meet in Palma at our first hotel at 2pm; after bike fit, we enjoy an optional warm-up ride along the beaches east of town, much of it along a bike path or road (your choice). Palma is a fantastic cosmopolitan city with lots to see and do. We will meet for a welcome reception at 7pm and then dinner. Buen provecho!
Distance: 16 km; 80 m gain or 27 km; 140 m gain or 54 km; 360 m gain
Palma
Today we’ll explore the southwest of the island with a loop to Andratx riding the magnificent road to Banyalbufar looping back to Palma in the early afternoon in time to relax on the beach. We will enjoy a walking tour at 5:30pm, and then dine out at a favourite restaurant. With its buzzy atmosphere and plethora of great restaurants and cafés, staying a second night in Palma is ideal.
Distance: 44 km; 650 m gain or 85 km; 1,640 m gain
Port de Soller
Ride on bike lanes from Palma towards Palmanyola and Santa Maria del Cami to Alaro, where the famous Cycling Planet café awaits; can there be a more cycling friendly place to enjoy a cup of coffee? Once caffeinated, climb up to Orient and the restaurant Dalt Muntanya for lunch on their superb terrace. Then on (and up) over Col de Soller, where you may be tempted to stop at Ca’n Topa Café, filled with photos of pro cyclists who stop here for Paula’s carrot cake. Descend to Soller and then 6km further Port Soller with its spectacular oceanside setting. We will have dinner at Patiki Beach, a farm-to-table chiringuito.
Distance: 44 km; 600 m gain or 70 km; 1,120 m gain
Port de Soller
Today ride a spectacular route to posh Deija and eclectic Valldemossa chock full of cool restaurants and designer shops; we’ll lead you to our favourite restaurant for lunch. There is a short, hilly add-on if you are interested. In the early afternoon, arrive back to Port de Soller. This is your OYO night and you might consider taking a historic (c 1912) train car to Soller for dinner or stroll to one of the oceanside restaurants near the hotel in Port de Soller.
Distance: 45 km; 950 m gain or 50 km; 1,120 m gain or 60 km; 1,260 m
Port de Pollenca
Today, we start the day with an invigorating climb to the charming village of Fornalutx where you can stop at a cool bakery. The climb continues up and over col de Puig Major. If you want to challenge yourself on Sa Calobra, this is an option- you’ll get bragging rights from us! Enjoy a glorious descent to Pollenca where lunch awaits and then Port de Pollenca beachside village and gateway to Cap Formentor. Dinner will be at one of the many great restaurants here.
Distance: 38 km; 325 m gain (with shuttle) or 65 km; 1,260 m gain or 90 km; 2,160 m gain
Port de Pollenca
Arguably the most beautiful ride on Mallorca, treat yourself to the ride of your life out to Cap Formentor. Have more jam? Ride south along the coast to the historic city of Alcudia which has a Roman amphitheatre, medieval and Renaissance quarters, and a sophisticated tapas culture all enclosed within thick, crenellated walls. The ride back along the Bay of Pollenca passing miles of beaches where kite surfers and other beach goers chill is sublime.
Distance: 22 km; 100 m gain or 37 km; 980 m gain or 60 km; 1,080 m gain or 73 km; 1,500 m gain
Depart
Depart from Port de Pollenca at your leisure – because most people will likely be staying on or visiting other parts of Mallorca, we let people depart when they wish. Taxis to the airport are approximately 60-70 euros.
This sleek hotel has views of the Bay of Palma and in the center. There's also a chic 8th-floor restaurant/bar with rooftop views. A spa features a sauna, a steam room and an indoor heated pool. A rooftop infinity pool overlooks the bay and the cathedral.
This hotel is on a promenade opposite a nice beach. Some rooms have balconies. There is a casual restaurant/bar with a seafront terrace, an outdoor pool and spa.
An intimate and welcoming hotel with a great location on the beach. The welcome is friendly (especially if you are a cyclist).
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