Cycling Mallorca - Extended

by Tour provider inntravel.co

Region

Mallorca

Duration

11 days

Guided Status

Self-Guided

Difficulty

Easy-to-moderate

D-Score™

N/A - Unknown

Overview

This gentle discovery of unspoiled Mallorca promises rewarding self-guided cycling amid captivating and varied landscapes while your luggage is transported. Revealing the quiet, less-visited side of the island, it features delightful accommodation, all with a pool. Easy-to-moderate cycling featuring undulating routes with more frequent short ascents, and a mix of shorter and longer days. Terrain: Country lanes and farm tracks. Average carbon footprint: 135kg CO₂e per person, excluding travel Includes: 10 nights, 8 dinners, 10 breakfasts, luggage transported, high-quality bicycle, route notes, GPS navigation. The season for this holiday is: 25 March 2026 - 30 June 2026, 01 September 2026 - 31 October 2026.

Daily Ride Schedule

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

Hotel

What's Included

Airport transfers

Catering services

Accommodation arrangements

Bike rental

About the Mallorca

Read the Mallorca cycling guide

GBP 2358

per person

Go to Provider

Why Choose This Tour?

A cycling holiday on Mallorca, linking two shorter holidays to discover varied landscapes, a rich gastronomic heritage and the deeply rural nature of the island as you cycle from the southern beaches to the dramatic north coast and the original 'Costa Brava'.
This is a side of the island that few tourists experience, and cycling here is a true delight, especially when combined with our selection of enchanting agroturismos and intimate country hotels offering a warm welcome and the freshest of local produce.
Your journey starts on the quiet lanes that wind amongst the salt flats and sand dunes of the southern coastal plain where ancient windmills reflect a less hurried pace of life.
It continues through the fertile patchwork of ancient farms of the central plain where red soil contrasts sharply with the pale almond blossom in spring, the orchards of apricots and cherries and the deep green of ancient carob trees.
Finally, the almond groves and tiny farmsteads give way to the limestone hills of the Llevant Sierra and the dramatic north-eastern coast punctuated by rocky coves and quiet beaches.
Each day there is ample opportunity to either stop and linger over a coffee and delicious pastry, browse a local market or take a dip in the Mediterranean while you cycle from one village to the next.