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Arrive into Palma and your transfer will take you to Port Pollensa in the north of the island, home to some of the best cycling routes Mallorca has to offer. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and depending on your arrival time, collect your bike, ready to start your adventure.

If you have time, why not take a quick spin through the flatlands or along Pollensa Bay to kick-start your Mallorca cycling holiday?

And remember, we can fully tailor your trip to create the perfect cycling experience just for you.

Today, we recommend you tackle the legendary ride to Cap Formentor lighthouse, at the island’s dramatic northern tip. This is Mallorca’s ultimate cycling challenge: winding roads carved through jagged cliffs, peaceful forests, and thrilling stretches where the road plunges into the sea below. Stop at the lighthouse for a well-earned coffee, then head back to finish your ride – or kick back and enjoy the rest of your day, on or off the bike.

Mallorca is often called a cyclist’s playground, and today we recommend you experience the legendary Sa Calobra. With a 9.5km climb averaging 7%, this is where pro teams like British Cycling and Ineos sharpen their skills. The views are nothing short of breathtaking. Want more? Combine Sa Calobra with other iconic climbs like Puig Major, Coll de Soller, and Coll de Femenia, among others. With our expertly curated digital routes, you’ll be guided through the island’s best riding, ensuring an unforgettable cycling experience.

Today, you'll be transferred back to Palma airport, but remember—our trips are fully bespoke. We can customise this itinerary to your exact preferences, ensuring your experience is everything you envisioned.

If you’ve added an extra day of riding or didn’t ride on the first day, we highly recommend the beautiful north-east coast route before heading back to the airport. This scenic, flat ride takes you along the coast, with the sea to your left as you cycle from Pollensa to Alcudia. Stop for a coffee in Alcudia before heading to the remote Cala Mesquida lookout. On your return, explore the charming towns of Arta and Sineu.