Discover my favourite rides across Mallorca
Mallorca by @garethwinter
I love a warmer climate. Cycling in mountains of Mallorca and spending time on the beach with my family after a good morning ride is simply perfect.
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£295
My Mallorca Highlights
Sa Calobra doesn’t ask if you’re ready—it tells you. A twisting, coiling masterpiece where every hairpin dares you to push harder and climb faster.
Cap Formentor is raw cliffs, sweeping views, and leg-burning rollers that are just relentless. Hit the lighthouse and and bask in the unrivalled view.
The food is phenomenal. Enjoy some authentic Mallorcan cuisine at La Font del Gall The squid ink paella is spectacular.
This is a trip based in a single location
Pick accommodation in Port Pollensa, the perfect place to ride from.
My preference for training is a carbon road bike with Di2 set up and Love Velo provide top of the range bikes in Mallorca.
Fly to Palma de Mallorca and you can get a speedy transfer to Alcudia.
You will receive a curated set of digital routes for you to download to a GPS enabled device.
Arrive & Depart At Any Time
My Recommended Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival into Palma
56km total distance
The best way to kick-start Mallorca is by heading out on the bicycle the day you arrive. Cap Formentor is the classic ride. No flat, no mercy. Relentless climbs, savage switchbacks, and views so wild they barely feel real. Ride to the lighthouse and back for an incredible start to your holiday.
Distance: 56km
Ascent: 1,150mDay 2 - Sa Calobra
103km total distance
Sa Calobra is Mallorca’s rite of passage—if you know, you know. It drops you down just to make you earn every meter back, 26 hairpins laughing in your face all the way up. Crack it fast enough, and you’re not just cycling—you’re conquering. I have managed to summit sub 30 but like anything, it took a little failure, a massive amount of determination and then the reward.
Distance: 110km
Ascent: 1,880mDay 3 - Coll de Sóller
120km total distance
Coll de Sóller offers tight switchbacks, no traffic, just you and the mountain squaring up. It’s a climb that winds and bites, testing the legs and paying back in views. Port de Sóller is your reward—the perfect roll down to sea and sun, legs spinning easy while the Med glitters back at you. I love being in the mountains and you still have Puig Major to climb before riding back to Port Pollensa.
Distance: 130km
Ascent: 2,450mDay 4 - Departure
The final day is for a spot of lunch, some ice cream and then back home to the UK.
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