Question 1

What is the best time of year for a cycling holiday in Mallorca?

Accepted Answer

The best time for a cycling holiday in Mallorca is between March and May or September to the end of October. These months offer mild temperatures, less tourist traffic and ideal conditions for long rides across the island’s scenic routes, including the Tramuntana Mountains and coastal roads.

Question 2

Can I rent a bike in Mallorca?

Accepted Answer

You don’t need to bring your own bike, we have high-quality road bikes, leisure bikes and e-bikes in Mallorca. Whether you're staying in Port Pollensa in the north, Palma in the south or somewhere in between, we have you covered. Advance booking is recommended in peak months and especially around the Mallorca 312 weekend which is at the end of April each year.

Question 3

What are the most popular cycling routes in Mallorca?

Accepted Answer

The top cycling routes in Mallorca include the iconic Sa Calobra, with its 26 hairpin bends and Cap de Formentor, the stunning coastal ride to Formentor lighthouse. There are also other incredible rides to enjoy such as the Coll de Sóller and the Tramuntana Coastal Road (MA-10) which you can ride almost all the way across the western mountain range.

Question 4

Is Mallorca good for beginner cyclists?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mallorca offers plenty of flat and rolling terrain ideal for beginners. Routes through the lush rural countryside provide safe, well-paved roads with minimal elevation.

Question 5

How fit do I need to be to cycle in Mallorca?

Accepted Answer

This depends on the riding you want to do. If you want to spend days in the mountains, you need to be fit and you can enjoy almost unending climbing and descending. However as most of our trips are self guided you're under no pressure to ride a particular distance or pace. Equally, you can enjoy completely flat riding along the bays and through the flatlands. Mallorca is just perfect no matter what type of riding you want to enjoy.

Question 6

Are your cycling tours in Mallorca guided?

Accepted Answer

Most of our cycling holidays in Mallorca are self-guided, giving you the freedom to explore at your leisure. Armed with our detailed route packs, you can effortlessly navigate the stunning landscapes, pausing whenever and wherever you desire.

Question 7

Is Mallorca safe for cyclists?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mallorca is one of the safest cycling destinations in Europe, with a strong cycling culture, respectful drivers, and dedicated cycle-friendly infrastructure. The island regularly hosts training camps for pro teams, and local businesses cater well to cycling tourists.

Question 8

Where is good to cycle in Mallorca?

Accepted Answer

Port Pollensa is a perfect place to stay and is the home of Mallorca cycling. If you'd rather stay in the mountains, we'd recommend Port Soller and if you need to be closer to Palma, stay west side to hit the mountains and east side for the flatlands.

Question 9

What are the best cycling routes in Mallorca?

Accepted Answer

Some of the best cycling routes in Mallorca include the stunning ride to Cap Formentor, the legendary Sa Calobra climb, and the smooth switchbacks of Coll de Sóller and Coll de Femenia. You can also explore quiet inland roads through traditional villages or tackle epic mountain loops in the Tramuntana range. With incredible scenery, varied terrain and cyclist-friendly cafés, Mallorca has routes to suit every rider.

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