Brick, Palma
This 19th-century ceramic factory has been transformed into a modest hotel with industrial design, social ambience and local culture. Located in the historic center, steps from the main square.
Mallorca is one of the most popular places to bike in Europe, attracting both pros (apparently a favourite destination for team Skye) and touring cyclists, who come for the climate, beaches and endless riding options. Starting from Palma our itinerary includes moderate rides through the traditional 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 Pollença. The hotels are fabulous and the food is exquisite. This island paradise is yours to discover.
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Days 1+2
Sóller, Spain
Days 3+4
Port de Pollença, Spain
Days 5+6+7
| Start any date between Mar 1 and Oct 31. |
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| Custom trips are also available and can start any date, call or email for details. |
Avid
Varied with hills
Casual Accommodation: US $2,150
Single Supplement: US $540
Classic Accommodation: US $2,550
Single Supplement: US $640
Luxe Accommodation: US 3,150
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 basis ‘ 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 reach Palma by air through Madrid, Barcelona and many other cities in Europe. The easiest way to reach the hotel in Palma is by taxi and these can be found on arrival outside the airport.
Palma
Start your exploration of Palma by strolling through the historic center or to the beach; Ca’n Pere Antoni is a favourite city beach among locals who flock here to stretch out on the fine white sand and soak up the sun. Dine at one of our recommended restaurants; in addition to the Michelin starred options, tucked away in the old town is Toque de Queda, a 15th-century bakery turned tapas restaurant and bar where sharing charcuterie and cheese platters and cervezas are served at communal tables. Or head to Duke set up by a pair of local surfer friends more than a decade ago, which has a global menu ranging from Thai curries and ramen noodles to gourmet burgers.
Palma
Cycle east along dedicated bike paths that follows the southern coast past beaches to S’Arenal, Cala Blava and a splendid viewpoint at Cap Blanc before turning north along quiet roads through citrus groves and past fincas. Add-on climb to Puig de Randa if you are so inclined (pardon the pun). If you want to instead explore the hilly western side of the island, another alternative is a loop into the Western Sierra with climbs to Galilea and Andratx, then to Banyalbufar along the western coast before descending back to Palma.
Distance: 53 km; elevation gain: 360 m or 84 km; elevation gain: 1,600 m
Sóller
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 Sóller, 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 Sóller, perhaps the most picturesque village on the island.
Distance: 36 km; elevation gain: 888 m or 68 km; elevation gain: 1,100 m
Sóller
On this day, the regular ride is a loop around the Valldemossa and then along the coast to Deià and back to Sóller. The add-on (or a shorter loop if desired) is to Port de Sóller with idyllic setting on the coast. If you don’t make it there by bike, don’t worry, you can take a historic (c 1912) train car to Port de Sóller for dinner at Patiki Beach, a farm-to-table chiringuito.
Distance: 52 km; elevation gain: 1,140 m; Add on: 20 km; elevation gain: 400 m
Port de Pollença
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 Pollença and Port de Pollença beachside village and gateway to Cap Formentor.
Distance: 60 km; elevation gain: 1,200 m or 35 km; elevation gain: 315 m (with shuttle)
Port de Pollença
Arguably the most beautiful ride on Mallorca, treat yourself to the ride of your life out to Cap Formentor. Have more jam? Ride up Col de Femenia to the Lluc monastery and descend to Campanet before returning to Port de Pollença on a beachside path.
Distance: 40 km; elevation gain: 1,300 m or 74 km; elevation gain: 1,170 m
Depart
After breakfast, depart at your leisure. Buses to Palma Airport depart frequently and take approximately 1 hr 30 min. Taxis to Palma Airport takes approximately 40 min.

This 19th-century ceramic factory has been transformed into a modest hotel with industrial design, social ambience and local culture. Located in the historic center, steps from the main square.

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Optional upgrade: Hotel Cappuccino, Palma

This chic and stylish 4-star hotel, built in 1954, enjoys a beachside position in Port de Sóller. Hotel Esplendido has two pools, spa with hammam, sauna, treatment room, restaurant and roof garden and is just steps away from the lively port’s restaurants, bars and shops.

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Tour Reviews
Very good experience overall, good advices for lunch spots, very nice accommodations – hotel in Soller was our favorite, nice itinerary. This was not our first tour with you and each time we are highly satisfied with your accommodation choices.
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