Cycling on Lively Mallorca | Self Guided

The bike ride starts in the city and you will exit riding along long stretches of dedicated cycle lanes – a cycle path. Shortly you will be north of Palma taking a secondary road.
Cycling is easy, rolling hills – pass very small village and after 40 km ride you can stop at Alarò in the placa de la vila. Other 10 km and you will pass Lloseta and eventually Biniamar- perfect place for a lunch. On secondary roads you will arrive to Campanet and 2 km from the village is your accommodation, the hotel Agriturismo Monnaber Nou. It’s a perfect base for cyclists –it’s considered the bike hotel of the entire island with beautiful pool and spa to relax after your ride.
Meals included: Breakfast

The town, Pollença, is a hub for cyclists, particularly
popular with the British – Sir Bradley Wiggins has an
apartment on the seafront – and is a good starting point
to ease yourself into a long day in the mountains or to
explore the flatter hinterland.It will be a good day to go
out to Cap de Formentor, the thin and rocky peninsula
that forms the north side of the Badía de Pollença, and
ends at the extreme northeast tip of the island of
Mallorca. You will ride untill the lighthouse at the tip
of the peninsula, enjoying the spectacular scenery along
the way back to an exclusive thirteenth century
Majorcan luxury country Hotel where tranquility and
elegance prevail in the foothills of the Sierra de
Tramuntana with the finest in accommodation
“Michelin Guide”.
Meals included: Breakfast,

Ready for a challenging day of biking? Much of today’s breathtaking hilly ride follows the spine of the Tramuntana range on the remote pristine western side of Mallorca.
Keep in mind that tomorrow’s routes are even tougher so save some energy! Start out tranquillo by pedaling along narrow, well paved roads—dedicated bike routes—into the countryside past picturesque farmland, windmills and dry stone walls. Pass little village Muscari, Selva and Caimari about 12 km to warm up your muscles. Now starts the climb that brings you to Coll de Sa Batalla and Sanctuary Lluc. It is a secular national symbol and an unexpected oasis of tranquillity, of spirituality, of artistic heritage (the Museum), of unspoilt countryside (the Tramuntana mountains and the Botanic Garden), and of Mallorcan cuisine .
You got it but you have 33 km more! You have now to continue until you reach Sóller, biking near the reservoirs of Gorg Blau and Cúber. Anyway consider once you arrive at the peak of todays 1027 meters, at cum km 37, you will enjoy 16 km downhill, passing the enchanting village of Fornalutx.
For avid bikers: at km 29 you can extend and take the ride downhill on a road called Sa Calobra.
Arrival in Soller!! this town lies in a valley surrounded by the grey-green hills of the Tramuntana. Enjoy your 5 star hotel with a pool on the roof and in the evening, savor a seafood dinner at one of many restaurants of the main square.
Meals included: Breakfast

This morning before your ride, you can wander Soller’s peaceful often cobbled streets. In the main square is a gothic church with unusual Modernista facade, the church’s candelabra like summit is visible from all over town. The loop proposed is a beautiful cycle ride, exiting Sóller inland to soon face the climb of the Coll de Sóller. The route packs in more than 1,000m of climbing, so is a great workout without spending all day in the saddle. The Coll de Soller is famous for its 61 hairpin bends. After that a tunnel was built here, the road became relatively free of traffic. Once at the peak, you can enjoy the downhill to Bunyola village. Continue easy riding until a final uphill that leads you to the pretty town of Valdemossa – this is perfect stop for a lunch. Now move to a coastal road towards the artists town of Deià and admire the breathtaking scenery. Back to Soller via the Coll den Bleda.
Meals included: Breakfast

After fuelling up with breakfast, grab your bike and head north. Tranquil roads take you toward terraced hillsides, dotted with quaint hamlets and windmills tucked among olive and fruit groves. To continue, pedal down the coast, tracing the turquoise Mediterranean, passing alongside stepped mountainside with spectacular cliffs which will stop you in your tracks at viewpoints.
You’ll want to take time off your bike to visit the wonderful towns along this route as well, including 10th-century Banyalbufar, whose verdant marjades – stepped slopes- lead gracefully to the sea. Farther down the road, consider taking a break in charming Estellencs, which dates back to the Middle Ages and is known for its attractive stone streets, terraced plots of farmland, picturesque port and the remains of towers once built to fend off pirates.
Back on your bike, turn inland and feel the sea still following you, riding through the always changing landscape until you reach Andratax. Leave the city at your back and take a stunning narrow, sea view road. Excapdella and Galilea look perfectly built in the natural landscape from here. Another small effort to face the last climb from here on a very narrow road through the woods which ends with a breathtaking downhill into to Palma.
Meals included: Breakfast

You have time to wander in the historic buildings & Cathedral, our favourite things to see are the museu el Baluard, the Banys arabs.
Meals included: Breakfast