Velovie is all about supporting & encouraging people to take on new cycling adventures. That's why we're building out these self-service guides - obsessing over the details, so that you don't have to. All you need to do is make yourself a cup of tea, put your feet up and read on. You'll find everything you need to know about travelling to and cycling in Mallorca right here.
When to visit Mallorca?
Choosing when to travel can be a daunting task, but we have covered all of your basis with our in depth review. Check out the blog post to understand the busy periods, weather trends and best time to book.
Bike Friendly Hotels
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Serenity Apartments
Link to hotelRecently refurbed 3* self-catering apartments in villages centred around swimming pools.
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Garden Hotels
Link to hotelAnother large hotel with internal gardens, pools & great restaurant for all inclusive/half board. 3* great value.
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Hotel Sofia
Link to hotelSomething a little more glamourous with 4* rating, pool & bar facing directly onto the beach. Keep bikes in your room.
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Zafiro Palace
Link to hotelThe 5* option in Alcudia is a sprawling complex with lots of facilities, pools & restaurants. Find at the back of the Port.
Plan your cycle routes
Start by checking out our Top 5 rides article, then of course come to see us at the Clubhouse! We have a giant wall map to help you get your bearings and check out all the routes.
But most importantly, scroll through all the routes in this section. We're working hard to build these out, and are constantly tweaking and improving the files as we find the best roads.
The FIRST route on the list has to be Cap Formentor. It's possibly the most famous route on the island, and it's right on our doorstep... So definitely the one to start with!
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Femenia
Detailed guideYour gateway to the Tramuntana mountains, this route takes you through Pollenca Old Town & up Femenia to the famous Lluc Monastery & Respol Cafe.
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Sa Batalla
Link to the routeIf you like things steep, this alternative route up to Repsol takes you through Caimari & up Batalla so you can enjoy the long downhill back towards the sea.
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Sa Calobra
Detailed guideAs famous as it is hard this legendary climb requires a long day in the saddle. Prepare for sun, gradients, epic vistas and a close up meeting with Puig Major.
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Soller
Link to the routeTourist hot spot and home to Lance Armstrong when he visits, Soller is nestled right in the middle of the Tramuntana mountains. Sitting on the coast, the only way out is up!
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Valldemossa
Link to the routeFamous for it's 19th Century traditional architecture and spectacular coast lines, this route will test the legs but reward the soul. Look out for Michael Douglas who has an estate in the town.
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Andratx
Link to the routePort Andratx is the most South Easterly point of the island, and the perfect set off for a journey around the North West Coast. Did someone order sunshine and winding roads along epic cliff edges?..
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Randa
Link to the routeThere is more to Mallorca than just the north, and this route South to Puig Randa is a perfect way to break up a week of mountains.
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Arta
Detailed GuideLesser known but equally as challenging as the Tramuntana routes, this grinder rewards you with one of the most spectacular caves on the island.
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3 Monasteries
Link to the routeThe famous challenge requires a long day in the saddle, but is there any better way to really see the island?.. Maybe don't look for the 9 Monastery option!