Touring Bike (EB)
£77 for 7 days
La Luminosa “The Enlightened One”; that’s what locals call Mallorca, and it won’t take long to understand why. While the island is often associated with beach parties and nightlife, this tour invites you to explore a quieter, more authentic side of Mallorca, from sun-drenched coastal paths to tranquil inland hills, from ancient olive groves to dramatic cliffs. You’ll ride through sleepy fishing villages, stop to swim in crystal-clear coves, enjoy paella beneath lemon trees, and cycle winding roads into the Tramuntana mountains.
This is a journey of contrasts in nature and culture, ascent and descent, coast and countryside, all stitched together by the rhythm of your pedals.
Tour Highlights
Settle into your hotel near Palma’s coast. Depending on arrival time, enjoy a stroll along the beach promenade or explore Palma’s Old Town.
After a welcome briefing, ride along the southern coast past windmills and the ancient Cyclopean ruins of Capocorb Vell. The route leads through shimmering salt flats to the sandy beaches and clear waters of Colònia Sant Jordi.
Head inland via Ses Salines and visit a botanical garden before returning to the coast. Pause at the dramatic natural arch “Es Pontàs” and the postcard-perfect Cala Santanyí. In Porto Cristo, explore the otherworldly Dragon Caves.
Pass through peaceful villages like Son Carrio and Manacor, known for its pearls and pottery. A traditional Majorcan lunch awaits in Petra, before continuing through Santa Margalida to the beachside town of C’an Picafort.
Today’s gentle loop takes you past bird sanctuaries and coastal views to the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia—home to Roman ruins and narrow cobbled streets. Return to C’an Picafort.
Ride inland through Inca and Muro, with a bus transfer taking you up into the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. After visiting the Lluc Monastery, descend through Fornalutx, often called the prettiest village in Spain. Enjoy an authentic paella lunch before arriving in the charming fishing port of Sóller.
Includes bus transfer.
Your final ride takes you through dramatic coastal scenery via the towns of Deià and Valldemossa. Arrive in Palma to explore its grand cathedral, historic lanes, and vibrant waterfront before returning to Playa de Palma.
Transfer to the airport or stay longer to enjoy more of Mallorca’s charms.
We recommend flying to Mallorca (PMI) and returning from Mallorca (PMI).
£77 for 7 days
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£231 for 7 days
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Majorca, Spain
Getting to Mallorca (start and end of tour)
By plane: Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is one of the busiest airports in Europe during summer, with direct flights from virtually every UK and Irish airport on British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair, Jet2, TUI and many more. Flight time from London is around 2 hours 15 minutes.
From the airport to your hotel in Playa de Palma: taxi takes around 10-15 minutes, costing approx. EUR 25-30; the public bus costs around EUR 5 (www.emtpalma.cat).
By car: car hire is available at the airport from all major companies. Mallorca is compact and very driveable outside peak summer. The Serra de Tramuntana mountains in the northwest and the Cap de Formentor peninsula are both within an hour of Palma.
Bikes are not included. You are welcome to bring your own bike or hire one. Please see our bike hire section for details.
Flights are not included. Please refer to the what's included section for full details.
We will confirm your booking within 48 hours of receiving your enquiry. Please wait for confirmation before booking flights or making other travel arrangements.
Most itineraries include cycling on most days, with some rest or shorter days built in. Please check the itinerary for day-by-day details.
The latest you can book is 9 days before departure. This gives us enough time to confirm arrangements and accommodation.
You will receive full travel details, including accommodation, meeting points and local contacts, 3 to 5 weeks before departure.
