Cycling Holidays in Mallorca

Quite simply, Mallorca is the perfect choice for your next cycling holiday. A Mecca for us cyclists who look to push themselves further and to explore more. With astounding cycling across the Tramuntana mountain range and gorgeous turquoise coastlines, this stunning Balearic island never fails to seduce. #Ridefurther with Love Velo.

Mallorca is a playground for cyclists and we are here to help you get the very best out of your trip to this famous cycling island. Whether it's your first ascent of Sa Calobra or you're taking on the challenge of the Mallorca 312, we will help you ride further and push boundaries on your cycling holiday in Mallorca.

Picture yourself climbing and descending the hallowed tarmac of Sa Calobra, Puig Major and Cap Formentor, following in the tyre tracks of the professional peloton. But remember, there is so much more to that on any road cycling trip to Mallorca.

Cycling in The Tramuntana Immerse yourself in the Mountains

Enjoy a spectacular self guided tour of the Tramuntana taking in the less famous climbs such as the Coll de Soller or the Coll de Femenia or if you have time for a bike tour into the flatlands, we will show you the stunning Coll de Randa standing proudly above the rural countryside below, or Sobremunt close to Palma.

Bike Holidays in Port Pollensa Mallorca's Cycling Heart

We can make sure you see the best of the island on any cycling holiday in Mallorca but for us, the destination of choice is Port Pollensa. This is the beating heart of Mallorca's cycling scene, and where any cycling adventure in Mallorca passes through. Gaze out from the port across the horseshoe bay. Take a walk along the beach. Then test yourself in the the Tramuntana’s formidable limestone spires, riding famous Mallorcan routes taking in the best climbs on the island.

Explore the Flatlands Fincas, Blossoms & Orange Groves

Then, there are the rural flatlands. Ride through almond blossoms falling on the meadows, or through sleepy villages peppered with orange groves. When night falls, you can re-charge in converted barn houses and traditional stone buildings known as 'fincas'.

Whether you're looking for a guided road trip in Mallorca or a self guided cycling break in Mallorca, we've got you covered.

Embarking on a cycling holiday in Mallorca presents you with the opportunity to conquer some of the most iconic and exhilarating climbs the island has to offer. With its diverse terrain, Mallorca is a paradise for cyclists, offering everything from gentle rolls to challenging ascents that test your limits and reward you with breathtaking views. Here are the 3 of our favourite climbs and routes in Mallorca that you simply can't miss:

Sa Calobra The Snake

The crown jewel of Mallorca's climbs, Sa Calobra is renowned for its unique design, a serpent-like road that demands respect with its 7.1% average gradient over 9.4 kilometers. The descent to the sea level before the climb is as thrilling as it is beautiful, requiring a climb back up to escape. The hairpin bends and stunning views make Sa Calobra not just a climb, but a pilgrimage for cyclists.

Cap de Formentor Europe's Best Ride

The ride to Cap de Formentor, often referred to as the 'Meeting Point of the Winds,' offers a mix of challenging ascents and descents along the way to the lighthouse at the tip of the peninsula. This route provides stunning coastal scenery, dramatic cliffs, and the iconic lighthouse at the end as your reward. The road to Formentor encapsulates the spirit of cycling in Mallorca, with its breathtaking views and the sense of achievement upon reaching the lighthouse.

Puig Major The Highest Point on the Island

We love Puig Major as you will be riding into the heart of the Tramuntana. If you ride it from the south, you will head up through Soller before reaching the Monnaber tunnel whereas if you cycle it from the north, you'll pass the stunning reservoirs of Gorg Blau and Cuber.