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Embark on a fully guided cycling holiday on the beautiful island of Mallorca, where expert local guides lead you through a thrilling mix of challenging climbs, scenic descents, and breathtaking landscapes.

This holiday is crafted for those seeking to push their limits, build endurance, and revel in the rewards of conquering some of Europe’s most iconic routes.
From the legendary ascent of Puig Major to the thrilling switchbacks of Sa Calobra and the coastal beauty of Deià, every day brings new challenges and unforgettable views. Along the way, you’ll explore charming villages, savor local cuisine, and unwind in the idyllic seaside setting of Port de Pollenca—your perfect base for adventure and relaxation.

Whether you’re here to test your mettle on epic climbs or simply to soak in the natural beauty from the saddle, this holiday offers the perfect blend of physical achievement and scenic wonder. Join us in Mallorca for a cycling adventure you’ll never forget!

This holiday is graded as a challenging cycling holiday. We would recommend you be a regular, confident cyclist accustomed to cycling longer distances and steeper inclines and declines to enjoy this more demanding level of holiday. Rides range from 50km- 160km with climbs between 500m-2300m.

Itinerary

Day 1 – Travel to Mallorca

Our unforgettable cycling adventure to Mallorca begins today. Fly from Dublin to Palma airport and then travel to our hotel in Port de Pollenca, a cyclist’s paradise on Mallorca’s north coast. This charming resort town is not only a gateway to the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range but also a hub for cyclists drawn to its stunning natural scenery and cycling-friendly atmosphere.

After checking in and settling into our comfortable accommodation, we’ll meet our expert local cycling guides in the afternoon. They’ll introduce us to the exciting routes planned for the days ahead and assist in setting up our bikes to ensure everything is ready for our adventure.

Day 2 - Cap Formentor lighthouse

Time to warm up our legs with a trip out to the Cap Formentor lighthouse. Widely regarded as a must-do for cyclists, this route offers a thrilling mix of challenging climbs, hairpin turns, and jaw-dropping scenery.

This route follows a simple, winding road that climbs from Puerto de Pollensa towards the end of the Serra de Tramuntana Mountain range to the dramatic northernmost point of the island. Regularly ranked in the top 20 cycling routes in the world, the scenery alone is some of Mallorca’s most spectacular. The initial climb includes several steep hairpin bends leading to the Es Colomer lookout, where we can pause to soak in panoramic views. The ride then continues through fragrant pine forests and rugged peaks before reaching the Formentor lighthouse. Here, we’ll be rewarded with sweeping vistas of the Mediterranean and the island’s rugged coastline. The descent back to Puerto de Pollensa takes you past several stunning beaches, so pack a light towel and swimming gear if you fancy a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters.

Distance approx. 50km// Ascent approx.: 800m

The rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you wish. Stroll along the picturesque Pine Walk, named for the towering pine trees lining the coastal path, or relax with a drink in one of the charming town squares. Port de Pollenca offers the perfect setting to unwind after your ride.

Day 3 – Sa Colabra & Serra de Tramuntana Mountain range

Get ready for one of the most iconic cycling experiences Mallorca has to offer: the legendary Sa Calobra climb. This bucket-list route draws cyclists from around the globe, and today, it’s our turn to conquer it.

We will leave Port de Pollensa and tackle the ascent to the picturesque town of Lluc, an ideal first pit stop where you can recharge with a coffee at one of its charming cafés. From Lluc we continue to the Sa Colabra junction. Prepare for a thrilling descent through 26 hairpin turns, where breathtaking coastal views accompany you every step of the way down to the serene cove of Sa Calobra.

After a brief rest, it’s time to face the ultimate challenge: the climb back up. This ascent is a test of strength and stamina, but the sense of accomplishment at the top makes it all worthwhile. The adventure doesn’t end there, as we continue cycling through the Serra de Tramuntana Mountain range, passing charming rural villages like Crestatx before looping back to Port de Pollenca.

Distance approx. 115km// Ascent approx.: 2000m

You will have the rest of the evening at leisure to unwind after a challenging but rewarding day on the saddle.

Day 4 – A long ride to Deia & Valldemossa

Prepare for another unforgettable day exploring the majestic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. Starting with a familiar path through Lluc, we’ll climb past Puig Major, Majorca’s highest peak and two mountain lakes. After a tough ride, we’ll stop in Fornalutx for a mid-morning coffee before cycling on to Deia, one of Mallorca’s prettiest villages. Perched in a ravine at the foot of the Teix mountain, with its cobbled streets, lush olive groves, and views of the Mediterranean, Deià has long attracted artists and writers, including the famous poet and author Robert Graves.

Next, we’ll head to the Mirador de Tudons, a stunning viewpoint offering sweeping vistas of the sea and surrounding mountains. Our journey culminates in Valldemossa, a hilltop gem known for its car-free cobbled streets, cultural heritage, and peaceful ambiance. After exploring this enchanting town, we’ll cycle back through the Serra de Tramuntana via orient and Moscari, soaking up the dramatic beauty of the landscape.

Distance approx. 160km// Ascent approx.: 2300m

Day 5- Ride the hills to Arta

After two exhilarating days of climbing, we’ll ease into our final cycling day with a more relaxed route. Leaving Port de Pollenca, we’ll head east into rolling hills, cycling through undulating terrain towards the charming town of Arta. A picturesque town, tucked in a valley, surrounded by the mountains of the Llevant Natural Park, Arta offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and historic charm.

On the way back, we’ll take a flatter route along the coast, with stunning sea views guiding us back to Port de Pollenca. It’s a fitting way to wrap up your cycling journey on Mallorca, offering time to soak in the island’s serene landscapes one last time.

Distance approx. 120km// Ascent approx.: 500m

Day 6 – Return Home

Today marks our last day in Mallorca as we travel to Palma airport. Take with you wonderful memories of Mallorca’s stunning landscapes, charming villages, and rewarding rides, making this a holiday to treasure. filled with wonderful memories of our cycling holiday in Mallorca.

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Please Note

- This is our planned itinerary but sometimes due to circumstances beyond our control we may have to alter the planned schedule.
- This guided tour is always run as a shared tour where you would be joining a group on a fixed departure dates.

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Price includes:

- Return direct scheduled flights Dublin to Palma
- All airport taxes
- Airport transfers
- 10kg check in bag per person + Pre-booked seat
- 5 nights Bed & Breakfast in the 4 star Aparthotel Bahia de Pollensa in Port de Pollenca
- 4 cycling days with local guides and support vehicle.
- Bike storage

Extras

- Travel Insurance (compulsory)
- Single room supplement
- Bike Rental (from €40 per day)