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10 Days in Mallorca, incl. Palma and Pollença
A 10-day route spans 9 distinctive locations, from Palma's gothic cathedral to Pollença's Roman ruins. The itinerary features 7 guided hikes including the iconic GR221 trail through Banyalbufar and summit attempts of Puig de Massanella (1,365m). Guests stay at authentic accommodations including the historic Lluc monastery and beachfront hotels in Port de Pollença.
- Day 1
Palma de Mallorca
Get to Palma by mid-morning to make the most of your first day. Visit the Gothic cathedral La Seu early, before 11 AM to avoid the cruise ship crowds. Take time to explore the old town's winding streets. The Arab Quarter near Plaça Major is particularly atmospheric. Consider booking your hotel in Santa Catalina. This neighborhood gives you easy access to both historic sites and local tapas bars.
- Days 2-3
Port d'Andratx & Sant Elm
Drive 45 minutes to Port d'Andratx. Take the coastal hike to Sant Elm, which takes about 3 hours and gives you great views of Sa Dragonera island. The trail gets hot, so bring plenty of water. On Day 3, tackle the more challenging route to Sa Trapa monastery ruins. The path can be slippery when wet, so hiking poles are useful. Start by 8 AM to beat the afternoon heat.
- Day 4
Banyalbufar to Valldemossa
Walk the historic GR221 trail through terraced hillsides. The section from Banyalbufar to Esporles shows off some of Mallorca's finest dry stone walls. When you reach Valldemossa, visit the Carthusian monastery. Book tickets online to avoid the queues. Visit Chopin's cells after 4 PM when it's less crowded.
- Day 5
Alaró Castle Loop
Start early from Orient village for the steep climb to Castell d'Alaró. The castle platform gets busy later in the day. Bring your own picnic lunch. The castle restaurant has great views but high prices. You'll get excellent views of central Mallorca on the way down.
- Days 6-7
Sóller & Lluc Monastery
The Balitx valley hike to Cala Tuent beach is one of the best walks on the island. Parts of the trail are quite exposed, so good sun protection and proper shoes are essential. Stay overnight at Lluc Monastery for a special experience. Plan an early start for Day 7's climb up Puig de Massanella. The summit views often disappear behind afternoon clouds.
- Days 8-9
Pollença & Port de Pollença
Walk from Lluc to Pollença through peaceful olive groves and traditional fincas. In Port de Pollença, stay near Pine Walk for the best evening atmosphere. The beach is quieter than those in the southern resorts. The Cap de Formentor peninsula makes for a great bike ride.
- Day 10
Departure
The drive to Palma airport takes about an hour. Traffic through Palma can be heavy in the morning, so afternoon flights are better if possible.
8 Days in Mallorca Cycling, incl. Palma and Serra de Tramuntana
A cycling route covers 293km across Mallorca, linking 13 destinations from Palma to Port de Pollença over eight days. Daily rides between 30-65km complement monastery visits and wine tasting in Binissalem. Seven nights accommodation and 6 gourmet dinners included.
- Day 1
Palma de Mallorca
Arrive in Palma and check into your hotel. Take time to walk through the historic center and see the Gothic La Seu cathedral. Book a morning arrival if possible to explore Palma's old town before your cycling briefing.
- Day 2
Randa Monastery Route (65 km)
Start your cycling journey with the impressive Puig de Randa. Leave early to avoid the heat as you follow the historic "Camis" paths through Es Pla region. The climb to Santa Maria de Randa monastery is tough even with e-bike assist. Pack extra water and plan for a long lunch break at the top.
- Day 3
Petra and Rural Mallorca (47 km)
Enjoy an easier ride through farmland to Petra, where Junípero Serra, founder of San Francisco, was born. You'll pass through Porreres and Montuiri on quiet country roads. Try to time your ride with the weekly village markets to pick up fresh local produce.
- Day 4
Serra de Tramuntana Foothills (40 km)
Today you'll ride along the southern edge of the Tramuntana mountains through olive groves and vineyards. The terrain is more gentle than Day 2, perfect for taking photos. Stop at a local bodega in Binissalem to try some of the region's excellent wines.
- Day 5
Lluc Monastery to North Coast (51 km)
Visit Lluc Monastery, the spiritual center of Mallorca. The road climbs steadily but your e-bike will help. As one visitor shared: "The monastery's location is incredibly peaceful - time your visit for the boys' choir performance at 11am for an unforgettable experience."
- Day 6
Cap de Formentor Peninsula (60 km)
Ride from Puerto Pollensa to Cap de Formentor lighthouse along the dramatic coast. Start early before tour buses crowd the narrow roads. The views are incredible but prepare for some steep sections where you'll want full e-bike power.
- Day 7
North Coast Exploration (30 km)
Take it easy with a shorter coastal ride between Pollença and Alcúdia. The flat terrain is perfect for a relaxed day. Visit the Roman ruins near Alcúdia old town - most tourists miss them but they're fascinating.
- Day 8
Departure from Palma
Return to Palma for your departure. If you have a late flight, leave your bags at the hotel and spend time exploring the city's food markets.
8 Days in Mallorca Cycling, incl. Playa de Palma and Port de Sóller
A 270km network of roads connects six key destinations over eight days. The route stretches from Playa de Palma to Port de Sóller, including Porto Cristo's Dragon Caves and historic Alcúdia. Daily distances average 50-65km with rest stops.
- Day 1
Arrive in Playa de Palma
It's a quick 15-minute taxi ride from Palma airport. Use this day to get your rental bike fitted and take it for a test ride along the beachfront promenade. Book your bike rental ahead of time if you're traveling in July or August.
- Day 2
Playa de Palma to Colònia Sant Jordi (55km)
Start your first ride along the coast past the ancient Capocorp Vell ruins. The route to Llevant's salt fields is mostly flat but watch out for afternoon winds. Es Trenc beach is perfect for a swimming break.
- Day 3
Colònia Sant Jordi to Porto Cristo (55-65km)
Visit Ses Salines botanical garden early before it gets hot. Stop for lunch at the natural bridge "Es Pontas." Visit the Dragon Caves in Porto Cristo after 4pm when most tourists have left.
- Day 4
Porto Cristo to C'an Picafort (60km)
You'll pass through Manacor, known for its pearl factories. Stop in Petra for an included traditional Mallorcan lunch. The route through Santa Margalida shows off some of the island's most beautiful countryside.
- Day 5
C'an Picafort Loop Ride (40km)
Take it easier today exploring Pollensa Bay and Alcúdia. Check the conditions of the bird sanctuary path if it's been raining. Take some time to explore the Roman ruins in Alcúdia's old town.
- Day 6
C'an Picafort to Port de Sóller (50km + transfer)
The mountain stage! A bus takes you to Lluc monastery at 1,200m. Make sure your brakes are good for the descent through Fornalutx. Stop for lunch to enjoy paella with an amazing view.
- Day 7
Port de Sóller to Playa de Palma (55km)
Expect fantastic Mediterranean views and some challenging climbs. Visit Valldemossa before the crowds arrive mid-morning. Spend your last evening walking through Palma's old town.
- Day 8
Departure from Playa de Palma
Most hotels will store your luggage if you want one last ride along the beach before an early departure.
