Mallorca! Yes, 6 days of breathtaking riding in the UNESCO Serra de Tramuntana – pine and oak forested mountains, captivating coastal landscapes, ancient olive, orange and almond groves, picturesque medieval villages, and of course delicious Mallorcan produce.
Escape to Mallorca, the perfect off-season destination to prepare for your European summer cycling or to wind down after a busy season. With ideal temperatures and a relaxed atmosphere outside of peak season, the island is simply perfect for cycling. Long hailed as a cycling mecca, Mallorca is the training destination of choice for pro teams and riders alike, thanks to its abundant sunshine, stunning mountains, dramatic coastal routes, quaint villages, and delicious local produce.
We’ve designed this tour as a luxurious pre- or post-season escape, where you’ll ride some of Mallorca’s most famous climbs and stay in a selection of beautiful hotels in or near the historic towns of Alcudia, Sóller, and Palma. Join us for an unforgettable Grand Tours Project in Mallorca, Spain!

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Upon your arrival at Palma de Mallorca Airport, we will greet you and transfer you to our hotel near the historic walled city of Alcudia, a place rich with Roman history. After lunch, our team will assist with bike assembly and fitting before we embark on a spectacular warm-up ride to the panoramic peninsula of Faro de Formentor. Once back at the hotel, we’ll fine-tune the bikes and then unwind with a refreshing pomada – a local gin mixed with delicious local lemonade – during our welcome meeting before enjoying our first dinner together.
Today, we’ll take on the magnificent Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage area. Our ride will take us through a series of picturesque villages, including Selva, framed by mountains; through the narrow cobbled streets of Alero; and up the Coll d’Orient (498m) to the charming village of Orient. We’ll then enjoy a winding descent to the peaceful Bunyola before returning to the Mallorca plains. Our final ride will be a flat route to the charming market town of Santa Maria del Cami and then on to Binissalem, home to the island’s famous vineyards, as well as orange and almond groves – it will be tough to leave!
We’ll end the day with a delicious dinner at a local restaurant specializing in locally sourced food and wine.
Today is all about dramatic scenery as we take on the world-famous Sa Calobra. After a short warm-up ride from Port de Pollença, ascend the Coll de Femenia and then the Coll dels Reis, where the real fun begins with an exhilarating descent down 26 hairpins to the beautiful beach of Sa Calobra. But save some energy, because the return is the main event! The Sa Calobra climb is a Category 1 ascent, a 9.5 km challenge with an average 7% gradient. At the summit, we’ll ride towards Puig Major, Mallorca’s highest peak, reaching the highest possible road elevation at the Monnaber Tunnel before enjoying an exhilarating 14 km descent into the charming town of Sóller and your hotel.
After a delicious breakfast, we’ll ride along the stunning cliffs of the northwest coast to another Mallorcan jewel, Deià, consistently nominated as one of the island’s prettiest villages. From there, climb further inland to Valldemossa, a picturesque village of old blonde stone buildings nestled among mountains, oak forests, olive groves, and almond trees. We’ll then tackle a short sprint on the inland plains before heading back towards the Coll de Sóller. At the summit, stop for a well-earned glass of freshly squeezed lemon juice before enjoying the long descent back to Sóller. For those seeking an extra challenge, you’ll have the option to ride up the other side of Puig Major – the very same route you descended yesterday!
Today promises another epic day of riding along the coast, with extensive sea views, mountain vistas, and plenty of climbing rewarded by thrilling descents. From Deià, veer left and ride to Banyalbufar, a coastal village clinging to the cliffs overlooking the azure sea. Its name, which means ‘vineyard by the sea,’ is a tribute to its ancient terraces, where Malvasia grapes are once again reappearing. After plenty of photo opportunities, we’ll continue along the coast for a spectacular lunch before cutting inland to the quaint town of Andratx. From there, ride to your hotel in Palma, where you can relax by the pool or wander the narrow streets of the old city, a rich tapestry of Roman, Moorish, and Christian architectural influences.
Today, we’ll enjoy a relaxed ride to the Coll de sa Creu. Our route will take us through urban areas, farmland, and forests, with a stop at the impressive circular Castell de Bellver. This 14th-century fortress, once a royal residence and a prison, now serves as Palma’s history museum and offers fantastic views. The rest of the afternoon is yours to discover beautiful Palma. Be sure to visit the imposing 14th-century Gothic La Seu Cathedral, also known as the ‘Cathedral of Light’ for its 61 stunning stained-glass windows, and wander the old medieval streets for some last-minute shopping.
Our final celebratory dinner will be held in the vibrant district of La Lonja, the former maritime trade exchange, now a charming hub of restaurants and bars.
After several incredible days of riding together, it’s time to say farewell. After a leisurely final breakfast and check-out, we will provide your transfer to the airport for your next destination.
The charm of this island will capture your heart and you’ll return soon to explore the many other wonders it has to offer.
If this tour appeals to you, don’t hesitate contact us for further details.
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