Mallorca e-Bike Tour: Into the Wild Heart of the Island

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Region

Mallorca

Duration

8 days

Guided Status

Guided

Difficulty

Easy to Moderate

D-Score™

N/A - Unknown

Overview

This 8-day guided e-bike tour goes well beyond the shoreline, taking you through the fertile, unhurried heart of the island from Palma's magnificent old town all the way to dramatic coastal cliffs and the orange-tree valley of Sóller. Features include a wine tasting in Binissalem, three nights in a secluded mountain hamlet, and views of the Mediterranean from high above.

Daily Ride Schedule

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

Hotel

What's Included

Airport transfers

Catering services

Accommodation arrangements

Bike rental

Mechanical support

Support vehicle following all rides

About the Mallorca

Read the Mallorca cycling guide

USD 4113

per person

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Why Choose This Tour?

The Mallorca most visitors never find: Most of the tour follows the ancient camis (historic island paths far from busy roads) through a Mediterranean landscape largely untouched by tourism.
UNESCO mountains and dramatic coastlines: The Serra de Tramuntana is one of the great Mediterranean mountain ranges, and the ride from its heights down to the sea is something you won't forget.
Finca hotels and a wine tasting included: Two nights in a historic finca in Porreres, three nights in a secluded mountain hamlet, and a bodega visit with tasting in the DOC wine region of Binissalem.
Accommodation is handpicked for character, setting, and atmosphere throughout the tour.
Options include a 16th-century palace in Palma, a restored 18th-century Mallorcan estate, and a peaceful retreat in the Tramuntana foothills.
Mallorcan food is deeply rooted in the land —expect slow-cooked lamb, tumbet (the island's classic layered vegetable dish), fresh ensaïmada pastries, and locally pressed olive oil at every turn.
A guided bodega visit with wine tasting in the DOC Binissalem wine region is included.
The tour explores the unspoilt interior and dramatic mountain landscapes of Mallorca, following ancient camis and quiet island roads through a side of the island most visitors never see.
Includes Palma's historic old town, the remote monastery hill of Randa, the wine villages of Binissalem, the famous Lluc Monastery, the spectacular Cap de Formentor peninsula, and the charming orange-tree valley of Sóller.