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. A wine tasting in Binissalem, three nights in a secluded mountain hamlet, and views of the Mediterranean from high above—this is the Mallorca that rewards the curious. 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. In Palma, the Hotel Born occupies a magnificent 16th-century palace in the historic heart of the city—a boutique gem that rewards an early arrival. In Porreres, the Finca Es Riquers is a beautifully restored 18th-century Mallorcan estate with views of the Serra de Tramuntana. Three nights are spent at Finca Binibona Parc Natural, tucked into a secluded mountain valley in the Tramuntana foothills, a peaceful retreat. The tour ends in Sóller at the Grand Hotel Sóller, a distinguished 19th-century town palace with a rooftop terrace and views of Mallorca's highest peak. Comfort, Luxury: Historic fincas and boutique hotels In order to join this Mallorca cycling tour, good fitness is required. The total cycling distance is 303 km (188 mi) spread across 6 riding days, with daily distances ranging from 30 to 60 km (19 to 37 mi). The route is mostly on quiet country lanes and historic camis with relatively gentle terrain —more rolling than hilly, with the exception of the mountain stages in the Tramuntana. E-bikes are included for all riders, which makes a meaningful difference on the longer days and hillier stretches. A support van is always available if you need a break or want to skip a section. Easy to Moderate: Good fitness required, cycling up to 60 km (37 mi) per day on e-bikes Included: An experienced bike guide with extensive local knowledge of the area, 8-day Mallorca cycling tour (6 days of cycling), Accommodation for 7 nights in handpicked finca hotels and boutique hotels (double occupancy), 7 breakfasts and 6 multi-course dinners, E-bike rental for all riding days, Support van with luggage transport, technical assistance, and transfer facilities, All transfers as per the program, Bodega tour with wine tasting in the DOC Binissalem wine region, Guided city tours and entrance fees in Palma, Binissalem, Lluc Monastery, Pollença, and Alcúdia, CO₂ compensation for the travel region. Add-ons (available to add at checkout): Single occupancy room, Helmet rental, Transfers from/to Palma Airport. Not included: Flights to Mallorca, Helmet (available to rent at checkout), Lunches and beverages other than those included at meals (picnic buffet service available locally, costs shared), Anything not mentioned in the "Included" section above, Insurance — recommended, available to add at checkout, Guide gratuities — optional. Guide, lodging, most meals, e-bike rental, all transfers, support van, city tours & entry fees, bodega tour with wine tasting This 8-day guided e-bike 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. A professional guide leads every stage, with a support van on hand for luggage, transfers, and technical assistance. The tour takes in 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. Total cycling distance is 303 km (188 mi) across 6 riding days. Day 1: Arrival in Palma. Arrive in Palma, rooms are ready from 3 pm. The guide welcomes everyone at the hotel at 4:30 pm for a guided walk through the picturesque alleys and squares of Palma's old town, which extends around one of the most beautiful Gothic cathedrals in the Mediterranean. An Arab mosque once stood on this site, and traces of Moorish rule linger in the filigree of the narrow streets, lined with old palaces whose ornate inner courtyards are occasional glimpses of architectural splendor. The evening ends with dinner at a traditional Mallorcan restaurant in the old town. Day 2: Monastery hill Randa and the lowland of Es Pla. We head into the "Pla"—the fertile heart of the island, with its ancient estates, almond groves, and olive fields—for our first full day in the saddle. The route leads to the Randa Monastery, perched at 542 m (1,778 ft) atop the Puig de Randa, with sweeping views south across the island. We continue to the beautifully situated Montesion Monastery near Porreres, a former Jesuit school turned devotional site. After a lunch break in Porreres' lovely town square, the day ends at our finca hotel in the island's rural heart. Day 3: The traditional center of the island. Today's route follows the historic camis through the island's quiet interior—paths you genuinely need local knowledge to find. We ride to Sineu, whose weekly market on the island's most famous square draws visitors from across Mallorca, then continue to the traditional farming village of Petra, birthplace of Junípero Serra, the Franciscan friar who founded the city of San Francisco. On the way back, the route passes through villages piled with the colorful abundance of Mediterranean crops—artichokes, tomatoes, dates. The evening is free to explore Porreres on your own. Day 4: Wine villages and the foothills of the Tramuntana. We ride north along the dramatic edge where the Serra de Tramuntana meets the plain—one of the most visually striking landscapes on the whole island. The route passes through the wine village of Binissalem, home to Mallorca's most celebrated DOC wine region, where we stop for a guided bodega tour and tasting. The closer we get to the mountains, the more the almond trees give way to ancient silvery olives. We finish in Binibona, a tiny hamlet tucked into a secluded mountain valley, where we'll spend the next three nights. Day 5: Lluc Monastery and Mallorca's mountainous north coast. We follow an ancient cami from Caimari up to the Lluc Monastery—a wide stone path built centuries ago that climbs steadily through old pine forest, the same route walked in pilgrimage processions for generations. The monastery itself, with its venerated Black Madonna statue, is well worth exploring. After lunch, the route descends dramatically from the mountains with breathtaking views of the deep blue sea, finishing at a Roman double-arched bridge at the entrance to the charming old town of Pollença, whose narrow streets, galleries, and Plaza Mayor make for a lovely coffee stop before the ride back. Day 6: Cap de Formentor and the walled town of Alcúdia. Today's route winds through a dramatic landscape of karst rocks and deep gorges toward Pollença, before the support bus takes us out to the famous Cap de Formentor—a rugged, inaccessible peninsula of vertical cliffs plunging into the sea, with views that justify every superlative. In the afternoon, we ride along the coast to Alcúdia, whose beautifully preserved medieval city walls and Roman ruins make it one of the most historically rich stops on the tour. The return follows picturesque low-traffic camis back through the inland mountains to Binibona. Day 7: Serra de Tramuntana and the valley of the orange trees. The day begins with a bus ride up into the high, wild mountains—and then the bikes take over at a magnificent viewpoint above the cliffs. We descend to Fornalutx, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful villages in Mallorca, and stroll its charming stepped alleyways before riding down into Sóller. The afternoon is free; hiking enthusiasts can join an optional walk to Deià—an artists' village perched above the coast, famous as the longtime home of writer Robert Graves—through dense Mediterranean forest with surprising sea views. Day 8: Departure. After breakfast, pack up and check out. A transfer to Palma Airport or to Palma city center can be arranged at an additional cost. 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 on Day 4—Mallorca's wines, made largely from the native Manto Negro grape, are a genuine discovery. On the free evening in Porreres, tapas bars and local restaurants in the village square are very much worth exploring on your own. For this Mallorca cycling tour, there will be two tour leaders—a professional cycling guide as well as a driver/guide for the support van. It takes a minimum of 8 people for this tour to operate. The maximum group size is set at 18 participants, though most departures have up to 12 people + 2 tour leaders. Solo travelers are welcome to join, but securing a single occupancy room for themselves is mandatory —you’ll be able to add it to your booking at checkout. The starting point of the tour is Palma, Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is well connected from across Europe, with direct flights from most major cities. A taxi from the airport to the starting hotel takes approximately 15–20 minutes. An arrival transfer can be arranged at an additional cost and can added at checkout. You will meet your guide at the hotel in Palma at 4:30 pm on Day 1. The tour ends in Sóller on Day 8. A departure transfer to Palma Airport departs at 9 am and can be added at checkout at an additional cost. Secure your spot with a 50% deposit upon booking! The remaining 50% of the trip price must be paid 120 days prior to departure at the latest. If booking within 120 days of departure, the full amount is required at the time of booking. If canceled within 48 hours of booking, a full refund will be issued. If canceled 120 or more days before departure, a 50% refund of the total trip price will be issued. If canceled within 119 days of departure, no refund will be issued. Booking fees are non-refundable after a 48 hours grace period. The Velo de Ville AEB Classic is for those who prefer a little extra boost. These e-bikes are equipped with a Bosch mid-motor (Active Line, Active Line Plus, or Performance Line) and a 500 Wh battery for reliable range on daily rides. The step-through frame makes mounting effortless, while the Shimano drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes, suspension fork, and Schwalbe Delta Cruiser Plus puncture-protected tires deliver a smooth, worry-free ride. Helmets are mandatory and available to rent at an additional cost—add it to your booking at checkout to ensure availability. If you are older than 18, you’re good to go. Minors younger than 18 may be permitted to join the Mallorca cycling tour on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian. The price for this Mallorca cycling tour is based on twin-share rooms, but a single occupancy room can be arranged at an additional fee. You can add it to your booking at checkout. Solo travelers are welcome to join, but securing a single occupancy room for themselves is mandatory —you’ll be able to add it to your booking at checkout.
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