October 25 -
November 4, 2024
Majorca
| Date | Duration | Price | |
| | 10 days | Starting at $2295.00 /per person |
*For full prices and options, see the web page of our partner Sportvac Voyages.
Majorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, is an ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts. The island offers an incredible diversity of landscapes, combining golden beaches, rugged mountains, picturesque villages and verdant valleys.
Your journey may begin on the coast, where winding roads lined with crystal-clear coves lead you from charming fishing ports to sandy beaches. You'll discover emblematic places like Palma, with its majestic cathedral, or Porto Cristo, the ideal starting point for exploring the famous Drach caves.
In the heart of the island, you'll pedal across agricultural plains dotted with orange and lemon orchards, discovering rural traditions still alive and well. Stone villages such as Valldemossa and Sóller offer a well-deserved break, where you can sample local specialities while admiring breathtaking panoramas.
Cycling around Mallorca, you'll discover a multi-faceted island, where every pedal stroke brings you a little closer to the wild, authentic beauty of the Mediterranean.
PACKAGE INCLUDING
9 nights' accommodation at the Helios Mallorca hotel, including breakfast.
Airport transfers from Qc to Montreal airport by private bus for customers Vélo Cartel, airport transfers from Mallorca to Hotel Helios.
Direct return flights BCN-PMI with AirEuropa or similar.
Gift set including sports nutrition and accessories.
OPTIONAL
Air transport for passenger, baggage and bicycle (direct return flights from Montreal to Barcelona with Air Canada in economy class).
On-site activities (Yoga, Massage, Spa, etc.)
Bike rental on site
As a bonus, a vip evening will be organized for trip participants, with VIP prizes on several in-store brands.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1 - 60km - Llucmajor → Randa → Algaida
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Llucmajor → Randa → Algaida → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Randa: A picturesque climb to the Cura monastery offering panoramic views of the island.
* Llucmajor: A charming town with historic sites and traditional Mallorcan architecture.
Day 2 - 100km - Campos → Ses Salines → Colònia de Sant Jordi
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Campos → Ses Salines → Colònia de Sant Jordi → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Colònia de Sant Jordi: A coastal route with views of pristine beaches and the Cabrera archipelago in the distance.
* Campos: Known for its traditional Mallorcan windmills and local delicacies.
Day 3 - 170km - Sineu → Petra → Artà → Capdepera → Cala Ratjada
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Sineu → Petra → Artà → Capdepera → Cala Ratjada → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Artà: Explore the hilltop fortress and historic town center.
* Capdepera: Visit the impressive medieval castle before heading to the coast.
Day 4 - 60km - Bunyola → S'Esgleieta → Esporles
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Bunyola → S'Esgleieta → Esporles → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Esporles: A picturesque village in the Serra de Tramuntana, known for its traditional stone houses.
* Bunyola: A quiet little town with access to the Tramuntana, offering scenic routes and soothing landscapes.
Day 5 - Rest
Relax at the hotel, enjoy the beach, or explore Palma's old town, including the famous Santa Maria Cathedral.
Day 6 - 75km - Alaró → Orient → Bunyola
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Alaró → Orient → Bunyola → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Orient: A small village nestled in the mountains, surrounded by lush landscapes.
* Alaró: Visit Alaró Castle for a bit of history and spectacular views.
Day 7 - 100km - Valldemossa → Deià → Sóller
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Valldemossa → Deià → Sóller → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Valldemossa: A must-see with its beautiful streets and famous Chopin Museum.
* Deià and Sóller: A tour of some of the most picturesque spots on the Tramuntana, with possible stops for local specialities.
Day 8 - 233 km - Inca → Lluc → Sa Calobra → Port de Pollença //with shortening option
Itinerary: Platja de Palma → Inca → Lluc → Sa Calobra → Port de Pollença → Platja de Palma
Highlights:
* Lluc Monastery: A spiritual and cultural site with a magnificent setting.
* Sa Calobra: The famous hairpin climb that is a must for any serious cyclist.
* Port de Pollença: Relax on the beach before returning to Palma.
Possibility of shortening the trip by taking the train from Sa Pobla to Palma on the return journey, for a total of 180km.
Day 9 - 92km - Andratx → Port d'Andratx → Peguera → Santa Ponça
Itinerary: Andratx → Port d'Andratx → Peguera → Santa Ponça
Highlights:
* Port d'Andratx: Considered one of the most beautiful ports in the Mediterranean
* Santa Ponça : Enjoy the coastline and views of sublime beaches.
Day 10 - Rest
Relaxation, packing, and last-minute exploration or shopping before departure.