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The historic centres are UNESCO World Heritage listed for their example of traditional rural life in the Mediterranean area, and the beautiful stone buildings make for a very picturesque coffee or lunch stop. You may also like our in-depth article on where to stay in Mallorca for cyclists (hint: Port de Pollenca is a great option but it’s not the only one! We cover most areas in Mallorca, including Pollensa, Puerto Pollensa, Alcudia, Palma, Cala D'or, Santanyi, Soller. Some people have mentioned they’ve found the number of cyclists on the road in April and May a little overwhelming!

We’ve written an in-depth article sharing the best places to stay in Mallorca – read this article for the full lowdown. The central part of Mallorca offers fantastic rolling terrain for cycling, and is also dotted with beautiful historic villages which are a world away from the hustle and bustle of some of the coastal resort towns. You’ll find quiet roads, unspoiled mountain splendour and memories that will last long after you’ve left. Even if you’re only visiting Mallorca for a long weekend cycling trip, this ride is a must when ticking off key locations of the island and Mallorca’s best bike routes.

Some of the routes below are truly epic and are used even by pro riders, who often come on training camps in Mallorca.

The cookie also tracks the behavior of the user across the web on sites that have Facebook pixel or Facebook social plugin. The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 (formerly the Distance Selling Regulations) provide consumers with the right to a 'cooling-off' period to allow you to change your mind. High temperatures and some humidity can make riding hard work, with August usually being the hottest and most humid month of the year. You’ll reap great rewards with views of the entire island as the road circumnavigates to the peak at Cura Monastery.

Although the gradient is not too bad, the bike tour does require a fair amount of stamina as you will clock up some 53 km in the saddle by the time you reach your destination in the interior of the island. The narrow streets and churches of the historic center have been in place for over 700 years, and the town retains a very traditional and authentic charm. Though there are ferries to Mallorca from the Spanish mainland (Barcelona and Valencia), most people get to Mallorca aboard an aeroplane. Other facilities include a spa, sauna, Turkish bath, ice fountain, heated pool, smallish gym and speed tennis court (the hotel can supply kit).