Spain

MALLORCA 360°

Distance approx 100 km a day
Total ascension
Total descente
Difficulty Moderate

Inclusions

  • Pick up at the airport and return 
  • Storage of your bike box 
  • Hotels for 12 nights
  • 13 breakfasts
  • Luggage tranfert to hotel
  • Secure storage for bike

Exclusions

  • Flights 
  • Airline fees for bike and luggage transportation
  • Personal insurances 
  • Meals and beverages not mentioned 
  • Optional activities 
  • Bike 

WHAT TO EXPECT

The day starts with breakfast at the hotel (continental breakfast).  Meeting at 9h30 in the hotel lobby followed by a briefing, going through the day and questions, before departure.  Once we leave, the day is yours, feel free to ride at your own pace.  One of us will ride daily with you to make sure everyone arrives safely at our destination.  Half way we will stop for snacks/coffee.  Along this journey, you will come across numerous cafés and restaurants, feel free to stop and enjoy local cuisine.  Then back on the road to our destination where your luggage will be waiting for you.  The evening is all yours,  feel free to enjoy your evening meal with us, the group or discover the local cuisine on your own.

GPX Files

Majorca 360 comes with GPX files, from your departure hotel to your new destination hotel.  The GPX route files will be sent well in advance to ensure you can upload them to your bike computer. Any revisions will be resent as needed.  We recommend bringing a bike computer to upload the GPX files of the route.

Route condition

The routes we are riding are mainly quiet with a few busier sections when we reach the towns .

These require care and experience with road cycling .  Roads are suitable for road bikes and well surfaced.

Accomodation

We have carefully selected hotels that we have personally visited and enjoyed. These hotels offer comfort, cleanliness, and high quality, with secure indoor bike storage available. Some hotels have on-site restaurants, and all provide a great breakfast to start off your day. Your luggage will be transferred daily to your hotel.

Meals and snacks

You’ll have plenty of options for lunch and supper at local cafés and restaurants. There is no specific formula for evening meals, you may choose to dine with the group, or you can explore the local cuisine on your own, experiencing the flavors Mallorca is famous for.

Bike Maintenance and Mechanical Issues

We have bike cleaning materials and basic tools such as allen keys, lubricants and pumps, so you can maintain your bike daily.

However it is helpful for everyone to know how to replace a tube or repair a puncture/flat, we are on call to assist with minor mechanical issues that can be addressed  roadside.  For more specialized repairs, we can transport you and your bike to a local bike shop where available.

Guide

One of us will always be cycling with you making sure everyone reaches the  destination.

Once at the hotel, your luggage will be waiting for you.

 

 

 

 

The itinerary

Distance approx 100 km a day
Total ascension
Total descente
Difficulty Moderate
Day 1 Palma de Mallorca

Arrival to Palma, pick up at the airport and transfer to the hotel
Bike assembly and assistance if required 

Discover Palma

Mallorca’s capital, set along its namesake bay, enjoys a favorable climate year-round. Famous for its beach tourism, it also features a picturesque old town.

Iconic landmarks like the Cathedral, Almudaina Palace, La Lonja, and Plaza Mayor are nestled among fishing boats, pine trees, and palm groves. The island’s landscape is adorned with coves, beaches, and cliffs, while inland areas reveal traditional villages and mountain ranges reaching up to 1,500 meters. This rich landscape and culture invite you to explore every corner of Mallorca and indulge in the island’s gastronomy.

 

 
Day 2 loop around Palma

On your first day loop around Palma exploring it’s beautiful surroundings, a journey brimming with Mediterranean charm and stunning landscapes. Just beyond the city, charming villages nestled in the Tramuntana Mountains welcome you with winding streets and traditional stone buildings, offering a glimpse into Mallorca’s rich heritage. Along the coast, idyllic beaches boast crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs. The areas surrounding Palma deliver an unforgettable blend of natural beauty and cultural depth.

Day 3 Palma de Mallorca to Colonia de Sant Jordi
Distance

Discover Colonia de Sant Jordi

Colonia de Sant Jordi

Colonia de Sant Jordi, a former fishing colony, is part of the municipal district of Ses Salines in the southeastern corner of Mallorca, nestled between Santanyi and Campos. Its name honors the ancient salt flats used since Roman times. Much like in the Phoenician era around 600 BC, the “white gold” is still harvested today from the pink-hued lagoons of the salt gardens. The Salinas de Llevant stretch far inland, creating a striking panorama of endless narrow canals. Surrounded by salt-tolerant plants, known as halophytes, this unique landscape provides a habitat for over 150 bird species. The Balearic government has designated part of Ses Salines as a protected nature reserve, recognizing its exceptional scenic and ecological value.

 
Day 4 Porto Cristo
Distance km

Discover Poeto Cristo

Porto Cristo

Porto Cristo, home to around 6,000 residents, revolves around its charming fishing port, from which the rest of the town grew. The port’s beauty lies in its natural, Z-shaped inlet, where the sea gently extends inland, providing a sheltered haven for traditional Mallorcan llaüts, safe from open waters. The marina is one of Porto Cristo’s most scenic spots, lined with inviting bars, shops, terraces, and restaurants where visitors can enjoy local dishes and fresh seafood.
Day 5 Loop around Porto Cristo
Distance km

Loop around Porto Cristo exploring a coastal paradise filled with natural wonders and Mediterranean charm. Known for its remarkable sea caves, the area also boasts a coastline dotted with secluded coves and peaceful beaches. Nearby, lush countryside and charming villages showcase Mallorca’s rich traditions and laid-back lifestyle. From the captivating coastline to enchanting landscapes, Porto Cristo’s surroundings invite you to experience the island’s diverse natural beauty.

Day 6 Colonia de Sant Jordi to Alcuida
Distance km

Discover Alcuida

Alcuida

The town of Alcúdia is one of the most beautiful places in the Balearic Islands. With untouched coves of crystal-clear waters surrounded by pine forests, natural areas of great ecological and wildlife value, archaeological sites, and delicious cuisine, there are plenty of reasons to visit this charming location.

 
Day 7 / Day 8 Loop around Alcuida
Distance km

Two unforgettable days immersed in the beautiful surroundings of Alcudia, uncovering its diverse landscapes and rich history. Discover the charm of nearby Pollença and marvel at breathtaking spots like Cap de Formentor, where dramatic cliffs provide sweeping sea views. These two days promise adventure, filled with memorable cycling routes and exploration in this remarkable region.

 

 

Day 9 Alcuida to Port de Sóller
Distance km

Discover Port de Sóller

Port de Sóller

Port de Sóller is a charming village nestled in a large, horseshoe-shaped bay on Mallorca’s west coast. This seaside haven remained one of the island’s best-kept secrets until recent years.

Its secluded location at the base of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains made it difficult to access before the opening of the Sóller tunnel in the 1990s. Consequently, unlike many coastal destinations on the island that saw rapid development in the 70s and 80s, Port de Sóller retained its traditional charm, emerging as a sophisticated holiday spot. Enveloped by the Tramuntana mountains, it is one of the few towns on the island to offer both stunning mountain landscapes and sweeping sea views. Located on the west coast, it also boasts some of Mallorca’s most spectacular sunsets.

The bay is framed by a sandy beach and a pedestrian promenade, where visitors can take in the port’s timeless beauty. True to its roots as a fishing harbor, Port de Sóller is rich in seafood restaurants, perfect for those seeking a taste of the local catch.
Day 10 Loop around Port de Sóller
Distance 119.88 km
Total ascension 1153 m
Total descente 1313 m

Exploring the beautiful surroundings of Port de Soller and Coll de Soller takes you through stunning landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. Port de Soller, with its charming harbor set against the backdrop of the Tramuntana Mountains, provides breathtaking views of the coastline. Meanwhile, Coll de Soller is a picturesque mountain pass connecting Port de Soller to Soller town. This route features winding roads bordered by lush greenery and terraced fields, making it perfect for cycling. Along the way, you’ll discover traditional stone houses and scenic viewpoints that encourage you to stop and take in the breathtaking vistas.

Day 11 Port de Sóller to Peguera

Discover Peguera

Peguera

The name “Peguera” translates from Catalan as “oven tar,” referring to the tar made from the area’s plentiful pine resin. Once a small fishing village, Peguera’s architecture largely reflects its development in the 20th century. Major tourist expansion began in the late 1950s and continued through the 1960s, transforming the village into a popular destination.
Day 12 Peguera to Palma de Mallorca

Upon your arrival at the hotel, your bike box will be waiting for you, and we’ll be on hand to assist if needed. We’ll come together for a final dinner to reminisce about the unforgettable moments and enjoy one last evening together.

 

 
Day 13 Departure

Transfer from the hotel to Palma airport

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