Bicycle Tours & Trips in Mallorca
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10 best bicycle Mallorca tours
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Two wheels carry you across Mallorca's varied landscapes, from Es Trenc's white beaches to Tramuntana's challenging peaks. Routes include Capocorp Vell ruins, Llevant salt flats, and medieval Alcudia with expert navigation support.
Duration 8 days Destinations Playa de Palma, Sant Jordi, Majorca, Porto Cristo, Can Picafort, Port de Soller Age Range All Ages Welcome Physical Rating Moderate Distance 99 mi Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$2,164
Traverse Mallorca's most scenic routes, from Es Trenc's white beaches to Tramuntana's peaks. The 270km journey winds through salt fields of Llevant, ancient ruins of Capocorp Vell, and charming Port de Sóller. Daily rides of 40-65km with cultural stops.
Duration 8 days Destinations Palma de Mallorca, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Porreres, Campos, Alcudia, Port de Soller Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 113 mi Operator Eurobike From
- NZ$3,093
Rolling through Mallorca's varied terrain from Playa de Palma. The route leads to Dragon Caves, Capocorp Vell ruins, and orange groves to Port de Sóller. Features 50-65km daily routes with strategic rest stops.
Duration 8 days Destinations Playa de Palma, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Porto Cristo, Can Picafort, Pollenca, Port de Soller Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 125 mi Operator Eurobike From
- NZ$2,498
Mallorca's ancient 'Camis' paths unfold before you by e-bike, covering 293km over 8 days. Routes range from 30-65km daily, featuring the Randa monastery climb and coastal rides to Cap de Formentor. Includes technical support and guided tours of historic sites.
Duration 8 days Destinations Palma de Mallorca, Randa, Porreres, Petra, Montuiri, Serra de Tramuntana, Campanet, Binissalem, Caimari, Puerto de PollensaSee all destinations Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, German Physical Rating Easy Distance 165 mi Operator Terranova Touristik From
- NZ$5,545
Winding through Mallorca's stunning landscapes from Playa de Palma to Porto Cristo's dragon caves. Daily rides of 35-65km pass Es Pontas natural bridge and Binissalem's vineyards, with stays at 4-star hotels and the authentic Hotel Rural Monnaber Nou.
Duration 8 days Destinations Palma de Mallorca, Playa de Palma, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Porto Cristo, Can Picafort, Inca Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Distance 97 mi Operator Eurobike From
- NZ$2,438
From Portocolom's Barefoot Hotel, bike routes of 35-55km lead to Mondragó's turquoise bays, Porto Cristo's dragon caves, and historic Santanyí. Various rental bikes available with included breakfast.
Duration 7 days Destinations Portocolom, Mondragó Natural Park, Artà, Felanitx, Porto Cristo, Santanyí Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 100 mi Operator Eurobike From
- NZ$2,478
Scenic routes unfold from Campanet to Porreres. The itinerary includes S'Albufera nature reserve, Binissalem's wineries, and Porto Cristo's dragon caves. Features 40-55km daily rides with GPS navigation and luggage transfers.
Duration 7 days Destinations Campanet, S´Albufera Natural Park, Inca, Porreres, Campos, Porto Cristo Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 89 mi Operator Eurobike From
- NZ$2,696
The east coast of Mallorca beckons with 20-50km daily routes. Pedal from Hotel Sabina to Cap des Pinar's viewpoints, visit medieval churches in Artà, and discover Porto Cristo's Dragon Caves. Perfect mix of coastal and inland cycling.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Palma de Mallorca, Artà, Manacor, Cabo del Pinar, Porto Cristo Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 107 mi Operator Eurobike 
Mallorca's cycling routes stretch from Pollença to Sineu, featuring the iconic 10km Sa Calobra climb and scenic Cap Formentor lighthouse route. Boutique stays at Hotel Son Sant Jordi and Hotel Ca's Papà, with full support and local cuisine across 540km of diverse terrain.
No departure dates availableDuration 7 days Destinations Pollenca, Campanet, Port de Sa Calobra, Valldemossa, Soller, Orient, Sineu Age Range Ages 18+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 107 mi Operator Eat Sleep Cycle 
Quiet country lanes lead from Campos to Pollenca on hybrid bikes. The journey passes salt lagoons with flamingos near Campos, through almond groves to Algaida, and along the foothills of Tramuntana mountains. Daily routes average 25-30km, stopping at medieval towns like Sineu and Alcudia.
Duration 8 days Destinations Palma de Mallorca, Campos, Algaida, Sineu, Moscari, Alcudia, Pollenca Age Range Ages 12+ Physical Rating Easy Distance 68 mi Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- NZ$2,860
What our customers ask about Bicycle Tours & Trips in Mallorca
What's the best time of year for cycling in Mallorca?
Spring (March-May) and fall (September-October) provide the most pleasant cycling conditions in Mallorca with mild temperatures and fewer tourists on the roads. The Tramuntana mountains near Soller and Valldemossa stay relatively cool during summer morning rides while coastal routes by Can Pastilla and Port de Pollença heat up considerably in peak season. Tour schedules reflect these optimal conditions with 4-5 monthly departures in spring and 3-4 in fall when weather and road conditions are at their best for cycling adventures.
What cultural highlights can I expect on Mallorca bicycle tours?
The cycling routes weave through key cultural landmarks including the Lluc Monastery traditional markets of Sineu and pearl workshops in Manacor. Routes pass through scenic villages like Valldemossa and Deià where cyclists can stop at local wineries in Binissalem or explore Alcúdia's medieval quarter. Many tours use the Barefoot Hotel in Portocolom as a central point for cultural excursions. Past participants often note how the routes let them "experience authentic Mallorcan life away from tourist areas."
What are the most scenic cycling routes in Mallorca?
The coastal route connecting Port de Sóller to Palma offers sea views and clifftop perspectives while the Mondragó Nature Park path leads cyclists past hidden beaches and clear waters. UNESCO-recognized Serra de Tramuntana presents mountain scenery and stops in authentic villages like Fornalutx. Popular points of interest include the Dragon Caves near Porto Cristo and the lighthouse at Cap Formentor. Cyclists regularly highlight the mix of "breathtaking coastal views and charming inland villages" along these routes.
What are the typical daily cycling distances on Mallorca bicycle tours?
Routes typically cover 35-65 kilometers each day with options for different skill levels. The Porto Cristo to Can Picafort stretch extends about 60km along the coast while shorter alternatives like Cap des Pinar only span 20km. Hotel Java in Playa de Palma serves as a convenient starting point for various routes. Previous cyclists note the "perfect daily distances that allow time for sightseeing and swimming breaks."
What types of accommodations are available on Mallorca bicycle tours?
The accommodation selection ranges from boutique hotels to countryside fincas. Options include stays at the historic Hotel Monnaber Nou in Campanet or beachside rooms at the Barefoot Hotel in Portocolom. Most properties offer pools wellness facilities and traditional Mallorcan design elements. Guest reviews often mention the "excellent hotels with great locations for cyclists especially the rural fincas with their authentic atmosphere."
Are e-bikes available for Mallorca cycling tours?
E-bikes are readily available on most tours featuring quality unisex models that fit riders between 148-195cm. The bikes come equipped with hub gears and easy-mount frames suitable for Mallorca's diverse landscape including the Tramuntana mountains. Each rental includes bike insurance and as one cyclist noted they "made climbing hills much more enjoyable while still getting exercise."