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7 Day Mallorca Itinerary, incl. Serra de Tramuntana and Soller
A seven-day hiking adventure spans Mallorca's diverse landscape, with two-night stays in Pollenca, Orient, and Soller. Daily treks range 4-5.5 hours, covering 10-15km of varied terrain.
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- Day 1
  Pollenca
  Begin in Pollenca at the Serra de Tramuntana foothills. Start your day early with a climb up the Calvary steps. The 365 cypress-lined steps are steep but offer fantastic views at the top. When it cools down after 6 PM walk through the old town's narrow streets to Plaza Mayor where you can join locals for evening drinks.
- Day 2
  Alcudia Peninsula
  Take on one of Mallorca's best coastal hikes along La Victoria peninsula. Start by 8 AM to beat the heat. This 15km trail climbs to impressive cliff tops between Pollenca and Alcudia bays. Bring extra water since refill points are limited. About 4 hours in you'll reach Coll Baix beach - perfect for a swim break.
- Day 3
  Orient Valley Transfer
  Your morning starts with a 1-hour transfer to Cuber reservoir. The path to Orient Valley needs proper hiking boots as the stone trails can be loose. You'll pass the historic Coma Sema estate with its ancient olive trees. Bring a windbreaker as afternoon breezes are common here.
- Day 4
  Castell d'Alaro Loop
  This 12km loop shows off the Orient Valley's best views. Start climbing to Castell d'Alaro before 10 AM to reach the hermitage for lunch. Stop at Finca Es Verger restaurant between 1-3 PM for their famous grilled lamb when it's quieter. The return through shaded holm oak forests offers relief from the sun.
- Day 5
  Bunyola to Soller
  This 14km route includes some tough climbs but rewards you with amazing views. From Penyals d'Honor summit you can see across Palma Bay. End your day on the historic "Red Lightning" tram to Soller. The 40-minute ride offers great mountain views from the right-side seats.
- Day 6
  Deia Coastal Path
  A morning transfer takes you to Deia for a scenic coastal walk. The old postal route needs good grip shoes for some rock scrambling sections. Look for traditional fincas selling fresh orange juice between 10 AM and 6 PM. The late afternoon sun makes the walk through olive groves into Soller especially beautiful.
- Day 7
  Soller
  Spend your final morning in Soller's orange valley. The town square fills with market vendors early - ideal for buying local products before leaving. If time permits take a 10-minute walk from Finca Can Quatre to town for one last look at the orange groves.
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7 Day Mallorca Cycling Itinerary, incl. Portocolom and Porto Cristo
This week-long Mallorcan cycling tour averages 35-55km daily over five days. Routes wind through Mondragó's beaches, Artà's history, and Porto Cristo's caves, with a comfortable hotel base throughout.
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- Day 1
  Arrival in Portocolom
  Check into your hotel in this quiet fishing village. Spend your afternoon walking the historic port area and getting your rental bike. Book your bike fitting at least 2 hours before sunset so you can test it in daylight. The waterfront promenade offers an easy spot for a quick test ride.
- Day 2
  Mondragó Nature Park Loop (35 km)
  Head out early to avoid the heat on this coastal route. You'll ride past traditional fincas with distinctive red stone walls on your way to Mondragó. Bring your swimsuit - the beach here has crystal-clear water and white sand that looks like something from a postcard. Your return takes you through the upscale marina towns of Portopetro and Cala d'Or. Pack plenty of water since refill spots are limited between towns.
- Day 3
  Artà Transfer & Ride (55 km)
  Start with a morning transfer to historic Artà before cycling through quiet villages like Son Carrió and Sant Llorenç. The route to Manacor is mostly flat with some gentle hills. You'll finish by riding through orange groves and vineyards back to Portocolom. Pack a light jacket since Artà can be cool in the morning.
- Day 4
  Felanitx Challenge (35-45 km)
  This is your toughest day with serious climbing. The ride up to Felanitx pays off with amazing views from Castell de Santueri. Serious cyclists can add the Puig de Sant Salvador climb. Start by 8 AM to tackle the hills before it gets too hot. You'll enjoy a shaded descent through pine forests on the way back.
- Day 5
  Porto Cristo & Dragon Caves (50 km)
  Take a scenic coastal ride to Porto Cristo's harbor. Make time for the Coves del Drac with its underground Martel Lake. Book your cave tickets ahead to skip the lines. The ride back takes you through peaceful farmland on easier terrain. Look for local farms selling fresh almonds and oranges.
- Day 6
  Santanyí Circuit (55 km)
  Your final ride goes through the fertile interior past wheat fields and vegetable farms. Stop for lunch in historic Santanyí with its golden sandstone buildings. Try to time your visit with the Wednesday or Saturday morning market. Save time for a swim at Cala Santanyí.
- Day 7
  Departure
  If time allows take a final swim at Cala Marçal beach near Portocolom before leaving. A taxi to Palma airport takes about an hour and costs around $95.
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7 Day Mallorca Cycling Itinerary, incl. Campanet and Porto Cristo
The northern and southern reaches of Mallorca unfold over seven days, featuring 6 cycling stages of 40-55km each. Three days in northern Mallorca from Campanet precede three days among southern highlights from Porreres.
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- Day 1
  Arrival in Campanet
  Welcome to Campanet, a quiet town sitting at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Get settled in your accommodation and walk around the historic town center. Try to arrive early enough to get fitted for your rental bike and take it for a quick test ride.
- Day 2
  Playa del Muro and S'Albufera Nature Reserve (55 km)
  Start your day early to avoid the heat on your ride to Playa del Muro. Morning is prime time for birdwatching in S'Albufera Nature Reserve. Bring binoculars if you want to spot local wildlife. You'll get great views of the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana mountains on your way back to Campanet. Make time for the Campanet Caves tour but bring a light jacket since the caves stay cool year-round.
- Day 3
  Puig de Inca Circuit (55 km)
  This route takes you around the 300-meter Puig de Inca through beautiful orange groves and olive plantations. Stop for lunch in Binissalem, known for its excellent wines. Local bodegas offer tastings from 11 AM to 2 PM. Bodegas José L. Ferrer is a good choice. The route has gentle rolling hills so take it easy and bring plenty of water.
- Day 4
  Campanet to Porreres (45 km)
  Your ride through Mallorca's heartland features moderate hills. If you're cycling on Wednesday, try to reach Sineu's morning market before 10 AM to beat the crowds. You'll find plenty of traditional villages for breaks along the way. Fill up your water bottles in Buger since services are limited on the next stretch.
- Day 5
  Campos Windmill Route (40 km)
  Today's easier ride showcases Mallorca's traditional windmills. Consider the optional 10km detour to Es Trenc beach. Its white sand and turquoise water make it one of the island's most beautiful spots. Pack swimwear and sunscreen if you plan to go.
- Day 6
  Porto Cristo and Dragon Caves (40 km + Transfer)
  Your final cycling day takes you to Porto Cristo on quiet country roads. Leave early to have time for both the Dragon Caves and a swim in the bay. An afternoon transfer back to Porreres helps you avoid the late-day heat. Pack light but leave room for ceramic souvenirs from Manacor.
- Day 7
  Departure from Porreres
  If time allows before your flight, walk through Porreres' historic center. Try the local apricots if you're visiting during the June-July harvest.
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