Majorca Loop Tour

Get into the Majorca spirit with a discovery tour through the island’s vibrant capital. Stroll through the charming old town lanes, treat yourself to some ice cream and local specialties, and soak up the atmosphere. The cathedral is stunning inside and out and the view from the square in front is equally impressive. Down at Playa de Palma, enjoy that classic beach feeling and perhaps take your first dip in the sea.

Hotel (example): BG Hotel Java

Welcome and tour briefing. Your first stage takes you along the coast toward Capocorb Vell, the land of the Cyclopes, where the remains of ancient dwellings offer a glimpse into the island’s early history. Iconic windmills line the route as you head toward the salt flats of Llevant, where shimmering pink-and-white salt lakes stretch across the landscape. The nearly white sand of Es Trenc beach—often hailed as Majorca’s most beautiful—invites you to pause and relax. In Sant Jordi, more beaches with crystal-clear waters await.

Hotel (example): Hotel Universal Marques

Today’s stage first takes you through Ses Salines to a beautiful botanical garden. You’ll visit the scenic cove of Cala Santanyí and pass through charming fishing villages on your way to the famous natural rock arch Es Pontàs. Near Porto Cristo, the spectacular Dragon Caves await, with their otherworldly rock formations and underground lake where a guided visit is highly recommended!

Hotel (example): Hotel THB Felip

At the beginning to the typical island villages of Son Carrió and Sant Llorenc, with the 13th century church of Santa Maria del Bellver, through the picturesque hinterland of the island. Beautifully laid out paths lead to Artà. Numerous alleyways lead up the hill on which the small town was built. From the pilgrimage church of Sant Salvador, you can enjoy a unique panoramic view of the surrounding coast, the hilly landscape, the almond plantations and olive groves. Cycle back along on a former railway line to Son Servera and on to the coast.

Hotel (example): Hotel THB Felip

You’ll start the day at the coast, cycling through the quiet village of Son Carrió on your way to Manacor. This lively town is known for its famous Majorica pearls, showcased in shops alongside local ceramics and traditional souvenirs. From there, continue through Petra, where a typical Majorcan lunch snack awaits and on to Santa Margalida. The route takes you through some of the island’s most captivating scenery before reaching C’an Picafort, where you can unwind by the sea as the day comes to a close.

Hotel (example): Hotel THB Gran Bahía

Today you will ride along the coast to Alcudia and via Pollenca to the mountain landscape of the Sierra de Tramuntana. A transfer takes you to the Lluc monastery and further up to 1200 metres above sea level, past the large reservoirs, the water reservoir of Mallorca. The descent by bike takes you to Fornalutx, one of the ‘most beautiful villages in Spain’, where you can enjoy an excellent paella in a cosy terrace restaurant. You then cycle through orange and lemon plantations down to Port de Sóller, one of the most charming fishing villages on the island.

Hotel (example): Hotel Marina

The final cycling stage of this journey offers breathtaking views over the sea. Passing the picturesque villages of Deià and Valldemossa, you’ll follow the rugged west coast with its stunning landscapes as you head toward Palma. Take in the charm of the island’s capital one last time, wandering through its narrow streets and spacious squares, before the bike path leads you along the sandy beach back to your starting point.

Hotel (example): BG Hotel Java