Northern coastal town with direct access to Sa Calobra and Tramuntana climbs. Flat roads available for warm-up and recovery. Largest camp ecosystem on the island.

Northern coastal town with flat coastal roads and access to Cap de Formentor. Positioned adjacent to Port d'Alcúdia with the same terrain access. Good for mixed ability groups.

Northern bay resort with flat coastal riding and the northern plain direct. Tramuntana access within 30–45 min ride. Largest camp accommodation ecosystem alongside Port de Pollença.

Inland town in the northern foothills immediately below the Tramuntana. Quieter and less resort in character than the port towns. Direct access to the Ma-10 climbing roads.

Coastal port of Sóller with immediate access to Sa Calobra and the Tramuntana core. Limited flat recovery terrain but maximum climbing access. Suits climbing-focused camps.

Southwest base with access to quiet steep climbs: Cap Andritxol, Coll des Grau, and Col de Sa Gramola. Consistently low traffic throughout the year. Shorter PMI transfer than northern bases.

Small coastal village at the southwestern tip of the island. Access to the same southwest climb network as Andratx. Very limited infrastructure — suited to self-sufficient small groups.

Island capital with excellent infrastructure and airport access. Balanced access to mountains, plains, and coast via short transfer. Urban environment with road distance to Tramuntana core.