Port de Pollença to Sóller Self-Guided Bike Tour

Mallorca is a cyclist’s dream: cliff-hugging roads, sun-splashed coves, and stone villages scented with citrus and olive. On this self-guided bike tour, you’ll climb famous cols, roll through vineyard country, and coast into seaside towns — pausing for tapas, swims, and sweeping Mediterranean views. We handle the logistics; you savor the ride.

Circular route through the Serra de Tramuntana (UNESCO World Heritage)
Mix of coastal panoramas, terraced hills, and rural interiors
Handpicked boutique hotels with pools/spas where possible
Daily route briefings, reliable luggage transfers, and on-call support
Ride your way – bring your own bike or choose from premium rental options

Day 01 :

Welcome to Mallorca (Palma)

Arrive in Palma and check into your old-town hotel in Puig de Sant Pere. Stroll the seaside ramparts, visit La Seu Cathedral, or dip into galleries before a late-afternoon orientation and bike fitting.

Day 02 :

Palma → Alaró → Campanet (≈67 km / 42 mi)

Spin out of Palma on cycle lanes, then trace country roads past windmills and orchards. Coffee in Alaró, optional lunch in Lloseta/Biniamar, then continue to Campanet. Overnight at Monnàber Nou, a cyclist-loved agriturismo with spa.

Day 03 :

Loop to Pollença & Cap de Formentor (≈88 km / 55 mi; shorter option ≈56 km / 35 mi)

Ride through Pollença to Port de Pollença, then challenge yourself with the iconic lighthouse climb at Cap de Formentor. Or choose the gentler cultural loop via walled Alcúdia.

Day 04 :

Campanet → Lluc → Sóller (≈53 km / 33 mi)

Warm up through Moscari, Selva, Caimari, then climb the Coll de sa Batalla to the Santuari de Lluc. Pass sapphire reservoirs before descending via Fornalutx into Sóller. Optional add-on: Sa Calobra.

5 hours

Day 05 :

Sóller Loop: Coll de Sóller, Valldemossa & Deià (≈54 km / 34 mi)

Hairpin heaven on the Coll de Sóller, a relaxed lunch stop in Valldemossa, then coast the cliff road to artists’ Deià before looping back.

Day 06 :

Tramuntana Coast: Estellencs → Banyalbufar → Palma (≈88 km / 55 mi; shortcut ≈48 km / 30 mi)

Trace the turquoise Mediterranean past terraced slopes and medieval villages. End with a dramatic descent into Palma and celebrate by the sea.

Day 07 :

Adiós, Mallorca

Depart after breakfast, or linger for Palma’s galleries and Arab Baths.