Spain – Mallorca – Biking Classic 

e meet at our Palma hotel at 2:00 p.m. After a bike fitting, you may choose an optional warm-up ride along the beaches east of town—either on bike paths or roads. Palma, a stylish and historic city, is ideal for exploring. At 7:00 p.m., we gather for a welcome reception followed by dinner.

Distance Options: 16 km (80 m gain), 27 km (140 m gain), or 54 km (360 m gain)

Nakar Hotel, Palma

Ride west along the dramatic coastal road to Andratx and Banyalbufar, passing stunning sea views and rugged terrain. Return to Palma in the early afternoon to relax at the beach. At 5:30 p.m., enjoy a guided walking tour of the city followed by dinner at a favorite restaurant.

Distance Options: 44 km (650 m gain) or 85 km (1,640 m gain)

Cycle through Palmanyola and Santa Maria del Camí to Alaró, with a coffee stop at the iconic Cycling Planet Café. Climb to Orient, where we lunch at Dalt Muntanya restaurant. Continue over Col de Sóller (maybe stop for Paula’s famous carrot cake at Ca’n Topa Café) and descend into Sóller, then on to scenic Port de Sóller. Dinner tonight is at Patiki Beach, a farm-to-table seaside restaurant.

Distance Options: 44 km (600 m gain) or 70 km (1,120 m gain)

Hotel Marina, Port de Soller

Ride a spectacular coastal route through Deià and Valldemossa, famous for their elegance and charm. Enjoy lunch at a handpicked restaurant. Optional add-on routes are available for those who want more climbing. The evening is yours—consider taking the historic tram to Sóller or dine seaside in Port de Sóller.

Distance Options: 45 km (950 m gain), 50 km (1,120 m gain), or 60 km (1,260 m gain)

Begin with a morning climb to Fornalutx, a picturesque mountain village. Continue up and over the mighty Col de Puig Major. For those seeking a challenge, descend to Sa Calobra and climb back up—an iconic and demanding ascent. Lunch is in Pollença, then ride to Port de Pollença, a laid-back coastal town. Enjoy dinner at one of its many top-tier restaurants.

Distance Options:

38 km (325 m gain with shuttle)

65 km (1,260 m gain)

90 km (2,160 m gain – includes Sa Calobra)

Hotel Sis Pins, Port de Pollenca

This is arguably Mallorca’s most iconic ride. Head to the Cap de Formentor, a stunning lighthouse perched above dramatic cliffs. You can extend the ride to Alcúdia, a walled Roman town with vibrant tapas bars and cultural gems. Return to Port de Pollença along serene coastal roads and beaches.

Distance Options:

22 km (100 m gain)

37 km (980 m gain)

60 km (1,080 m gain)

73 km (1,500 m gain)

Depart at your leisure. Many guests choose to extend their stay in Mallorca. A taxi to Palma Airport costs approximately €60–70.