Mallorca
Mallorca has been the favorite destination for road cyclists, gravel riders, and recreational cyclists from all over Europe for years. The largest of the Balearic Islands combines a pleasant climate, excellent roads, stunning nature, and charming villages. It's no wonder thousands of cyclists return here every year.
Whether you want to cycle leisurely along the coast or conquer the island's famous mountain passes, Mallorca offers routes for every level. Thanks to its excellent infrastructure, welcoming atmosphere, and many bike-friendly accommodations, the island is perfectly set up for a carefree cycling holiday.
Beyond cycling, Mallorca has much more to offer. Historic towns, charming squares, local markets, beautiful beaches, and excellent restaurants complete every day on the bike. The capital, Palma, is also well worth a visit, with its impressive cathedral, atmospheric old town, and lively boulevard.
Climate
Mallorca has a mild Mediterranean climate with more than 300 sunny days a year, making it possible to cycle excellently almost all year round. Spring and autumn offer ideal temperatures for long rides, while the winter months are also popular among cyclists looking to escape the cold in Northern Europe.
Serra de Tramuntana
The Serra de Tramuntana forms the backdrop for Mallorca's most beautiful cycling routes. This impressive mountain range, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stretches along the northwest coast and offers a unique combination of challenging climbs, spectacular views, and authentic mountain villages.
Along the way, you'll cycle through places like Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller, and Andratx, where you can enjoy local cafés, charming terraces, and the typical Mallorcan atmosphere. Here you'll find iconic climbs such as Sa Calobra, Puig Major, and Cap de Formentor, as well as calmer routes for recreational cyclists.
Whether you choose a relaxed ride or a sporting challenge, the Serra de Tramuntana introduces every cyclist to the very best Mallorca has to offer.