Spain · the Serra de Tramuntana
Mallorca Cycling Camp
Cycle Mallorca: Paradise Awaits
- Days
- 9
- Distance
- 506
km - Climbing
- 7,104
m - Group
- 8–15
- Grade
- Intermediate
The ride
About this tour
Welcome to Mallorca, a cyclist’s paradise, renowned for its stunning landscapes, diverse terrains, and Mediterranean charm. With its excellent road conditions, mild weather, and vibrant culture, Mallorca is the perfect setting for a ride camp that combines adventure, relaxation, and camaraderie. Join us for an unforgettable week of cycling through this picturesque island!
This ride camp is ideal for intermediate to advanced cyclists who enjoy long days on the saddle, sustained climbs, and challenging yet rewarding terrain. Whether you’re training for an event or looking to experience Mallorca’s best routes, this camp is designed for you.
The shape of the week
506 km
7,104 m up
Each bar is one day's climbing.
- 200m 200m
- 1,131m 1,131m
- 880m 880m
- Rest
- 2,130m 2,130m
- 693m 693m
- 1,260m 1,260m
- 810m 810m
- Depart
- D1 54 km 54 km
- D2 68 km 68 km
- D3 75 km 75 km
- D4 — —
- D5 95 km 95 km
- D6 63 km 63 km
- D7 77 km 77 km
- D8 74 km 74 km
- D9 — —
Highlights
What you'll
remember
Ride along the breathtaking Cap Formentor cliffs, enjoying panoramic coastal views and the crystal-clear waters of Mallorca.
Unwind with four nights at the beautiful Port Pollensa, then enjoy the charm of Alaro for the next stay.
Challenge yourself on Mallorca’s famous climbs, including the ascent of Lluc and the thrilling descent of Sa Calobra.
Cycle through picturesque, historic villages like Deia, Valldemossa, and Alaro, immersing in local culture and stunning landscapes.
Day by day
The itinerary
Day 1 Arrival Day + Pollenca-Alcudia Loop 54 km200 m
- Distance
- 54 km
- Climbing
- 200 m
- Night stay
- MarSenses
- Meals
- Dinner
The day
Arrive at Palma. We will pick you up from Palma town or airport between 10:00 and 10:30 AM and transfer you to Port Pollensa, our base for the first part of the camp. We then have lunch, set up our bikes and head out for a scenic 50 km loop through the captivating Alcudia countryside.
Highlights
- Take the transfer from Palma to Port Pollensa
- Meet and greet your fellow riders
- Get bikes fitted, followed by a Scenic ride along the coast
Day 2 Cap Formentor Ride 68 km1,131 m
- Distance
- 68 km
- Climbing
- 1,131 m
- Night stay
- MarSenses
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The day
Iconic ride to the Cap Formentor lighthouse, offering breathtaking coastal views and challenging climbs, followed by an extension to Ermita De la Victoria
Highlights
- Stunning cliffside views along the ride.
- A rewarding climb to the Cap Formentor Lighthouse.
- Enjoy a coffee break at the iconic Lighthouse café.
Day 3 Lluc Monastery Ride 75 km880 m
- Distance
- 75 km
- Climbing
- 880 m
- Night stay
- MarSenses
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The day
A scenic ride through Mallorca’s countryside, culminating in the serene Lluc Monastery climb.
Highlights
- Ride through the scenic Tramuntana mountain range.
- Conquer the frist long climb of the camp – the Lluc Monastery climb
- Spend the evening exploring the Port Pollensa on foot
Day 4 Rest Day at Port Pollensa No riding
- Distance
- —
- Climbing
- —
- Night stay
- —
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
The day
Relax and explore the charming town of Port Pollensa. Options include beach walks, local cafes, or a gentle recovery spin. Or visit the Museu de Pollenca or the Roman ruins of Alcudia, immerse yourself in the region’s history and culture.
If you rather want to go out and ride, we can help you choose from one of our self guided rides like the Sineu velodrome loop !
Highlights
- Optional light recovery ride or even a longish ride to a Mallorcan Velodrome !
- Relax on the beach or take a walk in the harbor town.
- Explore the Roman Ruins of Alcudia
Day 5 Sa Calobra Challenge 95 km2,130 m
- Distance
- 95 km
- Climbing
- 2,130 m
- Night stay
- Alaro Natura
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The day
One of Mallorca’s most famous climbs, featuring dramatic switchbacks and stunning views. The ride starts from Port Pollensa and ends in Alaro, marking a transition to our new base.
Highlights
- Conquer the legendary Sa Calobra switchbacks.
- Enjoy Spectacular mountain and sea views.
- Post ride, check into our hotel in Alaró, a charming town nestled in the heart of Mallorca and our base for the second phase of the camp!
Day 6 Esporles-Valdemossa - Alaro Loop 63 km693 m
- Distance
- 63 km
- Climbing
- 693 m
- Night stay
- Alaro Natura
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
The day
A picturesque ride through the charming towns of Esporles and Valldemossa, returning to Alaro. The route features gentle climbs, rolling countryside, and fantastic views of the Tramuntana mountains.
Highlights
- Ride through the scenic villages of Esporles and Valldemossa.
- Enjoy rolling countryside with breathtaking Tramuntana views.
- Stop at a cozy café for a mid-ride break.
Day 7 Coll de Soller + Deia + Valldemossa 77 km1,260 m
- Distance
- 77 km
- Climbing
- 1,260 m
- Night stay
- Alaro Natura
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
The day
Experience the beauty of Mallorca’s Tramuntana Mountains with climbs through Coll de Soller, and picturesque villages of Deia and Valldemossa.
Highlights
- Ride the famous Coll de Soller switchbacks.
- Visit the stunning artist village of Deia.
- Stop for pastries and coffee in Valldemossa.
Day 8 Cura Monastery 74 km810 m
- Distance
- 74 km
- Climbing
- 810 m
- Night stay
- Alaro Natura
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The day
A flatter ride exploring Mallorca’s southern countryside, ending at the panoramic Santuari de Cura.
Highlights
- Gentle, rolling terrain for a final day of riding.
- Visit the historic Cura Monastery with breathtaking views.
- Celebrate the end of the tour with a group dinner.
Day 9 Departure Day No riding
- Distance
- —
- Climbing
- —
- Night stay
- —
- Meals
- —
The day
It is time to say Adeus. After an early breakfast, a group transport will be arranged from Alaro to Palma Airport or the city centre, depending on whether participants are staying in Palma or flying out the same day.
Dates & pricing
Dates to be announced
Mallorca Ride Camp
- Twin sharing
- €2,940
- Single occupancy
- €3,520
The detail
What's included
Included
- Accommodation for 8 nights with breakfast
- 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 6 dinners
- One group transfers from the Palma to Port Pollensa on 18th April and from Alaro to Palma on 26th April
- Water, snacks, fruits, gels and electrolytes during rides
- Guide on bicycle accompanying the group on all days
- Support vehicle which can carry 8 bikes and 8 riders on all days except on the rest day
- Mechanic Assistance
Not included
- Flights and Visa
- Entrance fees to sites not mentioned under ‘Trip Inclusions’
- Bike hire
- Travel Insurance
- Alcoholic beverages unless mentioned
Before you come
Practical
information
Repairs & safety
Basic spares and tools are carried by the guide and on the support vehicle, though we cannot guarantee having spares for every conceivable problem. Carrying a basic tool kit, a spare tube and a pump while riding is recommended.
Wearing a helmet is required on all our biking adventures and is non negotiable. If you do not wear a helmet you will not be allowed to cycle. Your tour leader is trained in first aid and emergency rescue, but to a large degree you must be responsible for your own safety while riding.
More on what an Indian rider needs to know before riding abroad, including visas, connections and which month suits where.
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Private groups
Bring your own
group of eight
8 riders or more and we will run Mallorca on your dates rather than ours, with the week built around what your group actually rides.
The week that suits you
Not the departures listed above. Tell us roughly when, and we will work back from the season.
Set to your riders
Daily distance and climbing pitched at the group you are actually bringing, not at an average.
Longer or shorter
The itinerary here runs 9 days. Yours can run longer if you want more of the country, or shorter if the time is what it is.
We scout every route ourselves, so a change to the itinerary is one we plan rather than pass to somebody else. Corporate groups, clubs and friends riding together are all the same job to us.
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Difficulty
What the grades mean
Climbing sets the grade, not distance. Measured per riding day, averaged across the tour, with rest days excluded.
Beginner
- Climbing
- Under 500 m
- Distance
- Varies with the terrain
Flatter terrain with fewer challenging inclines. A more relaxed ride, suitable for those not yet accustomed to frequent climbing.
Intermediate
This tour- Climbing
- 500 – 1,200 m
- Distance
- Usually 48 to 88 km
A mix of flat sections, rolling hills and occasional moderate climbs. A more diverse range of landscapes and challenges through the week.
Advanced
- Climbing
- 1,200 m+
- Distance
- Usually 68 to 99 km
For experienced cyclists after a genuinely demanding week. Steep ascents and descents, and a real test of climbing.
On Mallorca Ride Camp the average riding day is 72 km with 1,015 m of climbing, across 7 riding days.
Not sure it's for you? Read the full guide or ask us. We will tell you honestly.
Booking
What happens after you pay
PayPal confirms the payment to us straight away, so your place is held the moment it goes through.
You get an email with your booking reference immediately, and we call you within a day to talk through fitness, bike and logistics. There is nothing further for you to send us.
The balance is arranged with you afterwards, on the schedule shown beside the prices. Nothing is taken automatically; every payment is one you make yourself.