Mallorca, a Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea, forms the Balearic Islands, along with Menorca, Ibiza and several smaller islands. They all share a pleasant Mediterranean climate which, with average temperatures in March between 13 and 18 degrees Celsius, creates almost perfect conditions for cycling.
8 days
4/4
12 - 19 April 2025
1275€
Mallorca - Cycling paradise in the Mediterranean
Day 1, 12 April 2025
Transfer to your flight to Mallorca!
In the morning, we will leave Slovenia by van for Klagenfurt, where we will catch a flight to Mallorca at 14:05. We will then wait for our luggage and any bicycles, after which a transfer will be organised to our accommodation in Port de Pollenca. There we will stay at the Aparthotel Duva&Spa****, where we will have half-board with breakfast and dinner included, secure underground parking for our bikes, jersey washing facilities, saunas and indoor and outdoor swimming pools. The apartments are for two people and each apartment includes a living room, kitchen, bathroom and a twin bedroom.
We finish the day with a debriefing of the next week’s cycling plans and dinner in the hotel’s buffet restaurant.
Day 2, 13 April 2025
First kilometres in Mallorca!
After breakfast, we will first rent and set up our bikes, and then we will slowly start our first bike tour, which will take us to the Capdepera lighthouse at the easternmost point of the island. This initial route is the perfect prelude to the days to come, as it is mostly flat, which makes for a pleasant warm-up.
There is only one major challenge on the way: the climb up to the Monastery of Sant Salvador, located above Felanitx. Those who want to admire the view from the top will have to climb 4.3 kilometres and gain 400 metres of altitude to reach 509 metres above sea level.
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1220
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5h 25min
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Day 3, 14 April 2025
The first serious vertical metres!
Starting in Port de Pollença, we will embark on our first serious tour with significant differences in altitude. The route will take us over the Col dels Reis road, where we will first descend all the way down to sea level, before beginning the climb back up to 877 metres. On this route we will cycle past the picturesque lake of Panta de Gorg Blau, which will be a nice viewpoint during the climb. Then we will enjoy a long and enjoyable descent to the coastal town of Port de Sóller, where we will finish our route.
85,4
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2150
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5h 5min
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Day 4, 15 April 2025
Over the passes past the picturesque town of Deia
Our tour will start in Inca, where we will have an eventful and scenic day of climbs and descents. The route will take us first towards the Coll d’Honor pass, which we will reach after a climb through ancient olive groves. Driving among the olive groves will bring us closer to the typical beauty of Mallorca, where we will be able to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and the views of the Mediterranean landscape.
From here, we will continue to the Coll de Sóller, a pass famous for its serpentine road, which offers magnificent views of the surrounding mountains. The descent from the Coll de Sóller will give us a chance to recharge our batteries before continuing through the town of Deià, one of the most picturesque and idyllic places on the island, famous for its stone houses and artistic spirit.
After passing through these beautiful places, we will continue our journey and end the day a little above the town of Palma, near where the tour will end.
96,4
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1870
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5h 5min
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Day 5, 16 April 2025
Cycling towards the northernmost point of the island.
Our tour will start and finish in Port de Pollença. We will take a slightly shorter ride this day, taking the opportunity to rest and recover. We will drive along narrow, scenic roads to the northernmost point of the island, the famous Cap Formentor, where we will enjoy stunning views of the coast and the vast Mediterranean Sea.
At Cap Formentor, we will take time to enjoy the view and the beauty of nature before returning to Port de Pollença along the same route. After the tour, the rest of the day will be spent relaxing, exploring the local sights and recharging for the days ahead.
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1000
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2h 25min
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Day 6, 17 April 2025
2310m of altitude difference!
Starting just above Palma, we will embark on the day with the highest elevation gain of the whole trip. A challenging route full of climbs and descents awaits us, with unforgettable views and a real cycling experience. On the way, we will first climb the Coll de Sa Gramola pass and then continue along spectacular mountain trails, where we will admire panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Then climb the Coll d’en Claret, which will take you deeper into the beautiful Mallorcan landscape. Along the way, we will also conquer the Coll de Sóller, one of the most popular points for cyclists with its characteristic curves. We will be accompanied by a van escort the whole way, who will be on hand for support and refreshments.
We will finish the tour in Bunyola.
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2310
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6h 5min
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Day 7, 18 April 2025
Our last bike tour.
On our last day, we will depart from Port de Pollença, where we will start and finish this last tour. On the way, we will climb the Coll de Sa Batalla, which will offer us spectacular views of the surrounding hills and valleys. After reaching the pass, we will drive along the scenic road towards Faro de Formentor, where we will admire the coast and the sea and relax at the sight of one of Mallorca’s most distinctive landmarks.
After a stop at the lighthouse, we will return along the same route back to Port de Pollença, where we will finish our last cycling tour.
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1860
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5h 20min
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Day 8, 19 April 2025
The way home
On the last day of our trip, we will pack our luggage and prepare to say goodbye to Mallorca. After a quick morning coffee, we will head to the airport for our 11:35 flight. We are scheduled to arrive at 13:35. After landing, we will be met by an organised transfer that will take us to our final points of departure – Ljubljana, Celje and Maribor.
What is included in the price?
Our trip includes:
- Organised return transfer for you and your bike to and from Bergamo Airport on 12.4. and 19.4.2025,
- Transfer of you and your bike from the airport to the hotel on the first day and from the hotel to the airport on the last day,
- 7x overnight stays including breakfast and dinner at Hotel 4**** in twin rooms,
- 6 days of cycling,
- Water and isotonic drinks during cycling,
- Sweet and salty snacks while cycling,
- An escort vehicle that will be present during the cycling,
- Emergency servicing of your bike as needed while cycling,
- Transfer luggage while cycling,
- Organisation and preparation costs.
What is not included in the trip price and possible supplements:
The basic price of the trip does not include:
- cost of air ticket (approx. 150€)
- cost of airfreight (160€)
or - bike rental:
- Lapierre Helius DRS 6.0 carbon road bike (Shimano di2 105, 2×12 gears, chainring 11-34, alu. rings) = 270€
- Lapierre Helius DRS 6.0 carbon road bike (Shimano di2 105, 2×12 gears, chainring 11-34, carbon rings) = 312€
- electric road bike = €370
Extra charges may apply:
- Single room (cost € 480)
- cancellation risk cost
– basic cover
– extended cover - cost of accident insurance
You can email us at potovanja@natekmi.si if you would like to pay extra.
Map of the entire journey
What is the weather like on Palma de Mallorca in spring?
The Mediterranean climate, with average temperatures in March between 15 and 22 degrees Celsius, creates ideal conditions for cycling! By the sea, it often warms up to well over 20 degrees Celsius in the sunshine, while at higher altitudes the temperature drops as the altitude rises.
What about in case of bad weather?
In the event of bad weather, routes are adjusted to the weather forecast and alternatives to the planned routes are prepared. Often there is bad weather in the Tramontana mountains, but in the rugged and flat part of the island, the day passes without any precipitation.
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