High-quality unisex touring bike with comfortable low entry
Body size approx. 148 cm - 190 cm
The well-known island with its unknown sides
Explore Majorca on this challenging loop tour featuring the famous Es Trenc beach, Dragon Caves of Porto Cristo, and scenic rides through the Tramuntana mountains. Cycle approximately 45-65 km daily on bike paths and quiet roads, with a bus transfer through the mountains. Highlights include a paella lunch in Fornalutx, Majorcan snacks in Petra, visits to Palma's historic center, and charming coastal villages like Port de Sóller.
Discover a side of Majorca that few visitors know—alongside its most captivating hotspots. During this eight-day loop around the Balearic Island, you’ll explore charming villages, pristine coves, picturesque harbors, and enchanting natural landscapes. Your cycling adventure begins at the wonderful Playa de Palma Beach, where you can have your first swim in the sea. Inland, you’ll pass by traditional windmills and shimmering salt flats, while along the coast, inviting sandy beaches await perfect for leisurely swim breaks. Marvel at the spectacular Dragon Caves near Porto Cristo and get to know Alcúdia, the island’s oldest town. The rugged mountain landscapes of the Sierra de Tramuntana will leave you breathless, and Port de Sóller will utterly enchant you with its timeless charm.
The different stages are easy to moderate in difficulty: some climbs will be followed by pleasant descents; you cross the Tramuntana Mountains by bus. You will cycle on cycle paths, side roads and mainly on tarmacked agricultural roads, avoiding traffic as much as possible.
The stages range from easy to moderately challenging, with gentle climbs rewarded by scenic descents. A bus transfer takes you through the Tramuntana mountains, allowing you to relax and enjoy the view. The route follows bike paths, quiet side roads, and mostly paved farm tracks—carefully selected to keep traffic to a minimum.
Secure your next active break early and choose between a 20 euro early booking discount or a branded saddle bag.
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