Immerse yourself in a 4-day cycling camp in Mallorca, a paradise for cyclists and the favored off-season training ground for the pros.
Our Mallorca Ride Camp offers a true cyclist's paradise, ideally based in a restored manor amidst 370 acres of Mallorca’s pristine countryside. Fuel your rides with meals crafted from fresh, local ingredients and unwind at the spa, designed for optimal recovery. Encounter cycling royalty, with potential fly-bys from teams like Lidl-Trek, Team Ineos, and local stars like Mavi Garcia or Tom Pidcock, the King of Sa Calobra. Mallorca boasts over 300 days of sunshine annually, offering ideal conditions for cycling. Take in the incredible views of the majestic Tramuntana mountains, fertile valleys, and tranquil turquoise waters as you ride. Tackle our legendary routes such as Sa Calobra and Puig Major, alongside a curated selection of epic new challenges. Join us for an unparalleled ride camp experience where the pros train and the cycling community thrives. Please note: Our 4-day ride options below are based on the longer 7-day Ride Camp, with option 1-4 starting on Sundays and option 4-7 starting on Wednesdays (subject to change based on inclement weather and road closures).
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Trip Wows
Enjoy warm hospitality and tapas while the sun sets over the Mediterranean
Discover the rich history, culture and traditions of the Balearic Islands
Ride along the ancient coastal Moorish villages of Deià and Valldemossa
Taste the unique flavors presented by the Mar y Montana, Sea and Mountain, in your delectable meals
Descend alongside Sa Calobra, the second-deepest gorge in Europe, and easily one of the most magnificent roads to ride your bike
What Guests are Saying
After Mallorca, I would definitely do another ride camp with Trek Travel; already making plans for the Greenville 7-day ride camp.
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We’ll be back. We traveled to Girona after our Mallorca trip. We missed our Trek Travel guides helping us and guiding our exploration. Next time....
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LOVED IT and loved our guides!! Definitely planning to do another trip in the future.
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Everyone in our group LOVED the trip. The routes, scenery, bikes and guides made it very special. This was our 5th Trek Travel trip and I would say that Mallorca had the best overall on the bike experience: epic scenery with mountains and coastline, nice roads, quaint towns and backroads through farms lands...Mallorca has it all!
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The routes were well thought out and strategically planned. The guides making me feel like a pro cyclist with all the support and food provided, I know that's their job. But the first class treatment from both of them, that's what I appreciate. That's what is going to keep me with Trek Travel for a long time.
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Great Ride
Sa Calobra
Experience Great Ride #18 on our List of Great Global Rides. The roads offer an unparalleled experience and is the ultimate descent and ascent on the island.
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View full itineraryWhere to Arrive
Airport:
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Pick-up location:
Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel, Campanet, Mallorca
Pick-up time:
11:00 AM
Where to Depart
Airport:
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Drop-off location:
Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel, Campanet, Mallorca
Drop-off time:
11:30 AM
Additional Arrival Information
We suggest that you arrive at least one day prior to the trip start, which will enable you to adjust to the time zone and minimize the risk of missing the trip start due to flight-related delays. We recommend that you fly in to Palma de Mallorca (PMI).
You can find connections to this airport from many major European cities, although Barcelona, Spain is the closest (a 45-minute flight) and a great place to visit before and after your trip. A good website to visit for flights within Europe is www.SkyScanner.net or contact GuestServices@TrekTravel.com to learn about our in-house travel services.
There are multiple ways to transfer to the Monnaber Hotel from Palma Airport. Car rentals are available and strongly recommended as our trip hotel is somewhat remote. Alternatively, taxis are plentiful and operate 24 hours a day from within Palma. Transfer from PMI to Monnaber Nou is approximately 75 euros for 1-4 passengers. Trek Travel recommends Mallorca Private Transfers shuttle service to the hotel. Reservations can be made here. You may also consult the Palma airport website at www.palmaairport.info for more transportation information.
Your Trek Travel staff will meet you at the Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel (Possessió Monnaber Nou, 07310 Campanet) at 11:00 AM on the first day of the Mallorca cycling trip. Upon meeting your guides and getting checked into the hotel, we will ensure you have a great fit to your Trek bike for the trip and give you a few pointers before you head off on a self-guided warm-up ride.
If you will be late for the meeting time, or are going to miss it altogether, please inform your guides. If you cannot reach them, please call our hotel, Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel (+34 971 877 176), and leave a message with your expected arrival time and contact details. You may take a taxi to Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel in Campanet, for approximately 60 euros.
Additional Departure Information
You will say farewell to your guides at 11:30 AM at the hotel. Please be sure to book transportation to your departure airport prior to the end of your trip.
The use of your Trek Travel bike ends at 11:30 AM on day of departure, and in some cases, may be needed for another guest arriving that day. Extensions may be available upon request but cannot be guaranteed before your trip begins.
Choose from one of our self-guided rides such as the Alcudia Loop
Overview
Welcome to your Mallorca cycling camp! You'll meet your guides at Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel at 11:00 AM. Here you’ll be fitted to your Trek bike and receive important information about the daily schedule and ride options. Take on the Alcudia Loop, a perfect ride to start your training. You'll be riding out of the hotel through two of the oldest towns on the island, Pollença, and Alcudia. Pedal around and through the ancient town walls built for protection from pirat... Welcome to your Mallorca cycling camp! You'll meet your guides at Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel at 11:00 AM. Here you’ll be fitted to your Trek bike and receive important information about the daily schedule and ride options. Take on the Alcudia Loop, a perfect ride to start your training. You'll be riding out of the hotel through two of the oldest towns on the island, Pollença, and Alcudia. Pedal around and through the ancient town walls built for protection from pirates in the 16th century. Stop in for a quick coffee or choose to ride a nice little climb alongside the Bay of Pollença as you make your way out to the base of Ermita de la Victoria, a 15th-century Carmelite convent. You’ll return through the flatland roads, lined with dry-stone walls that will bring you towards Sa Pobla and back to the hotel where you can check into your room before joining the group for dinner and discussing the adventure ahead. Read More
Hotel
Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel, Campanet, Mallorca
Meals included
Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Spin through Alcúdia
Alcúdia, in northern Mallorca, is known for its Mediterranean beaches like Platja d’Alcúdia and Platja de Muro. Its medieval walls, enci... Alcúdia, in northern Mallorca, is known for its Mediterranean beaches like Platja d’Alcúdia and Platja de Muro. Its medieval walls, encircling the well-preserved old town and Sant Jaume church, add historic charm. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S SELF-GUIDED RIDE:
Alcudia Loop - Approximately 38 mi | 61 km and 2,200 ft | 670 m
Orient Loop
Overview
You'll begin your first big day headed west to the village of Orient. This charming village is known for its natural beauty and traditional architecture. It is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts due to its proximity to various hiking trails and the stunning landscape of the Tramuntana mountains. Your return trip will bring you to the traditional inland town of Alaro for a quick bite at Cycling Planet. You'll pedal again through the rolling lands... You'll begin your first big day headed west to the village of Orient. This charming village is known for its natural beauty and traditional architecture. It is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts due to its proximity to various hiking trails and the stunning landscape of the Tramuntana mountains. Your return trip will bring you to the traditional inland town of Alaro for a quick bite at Cycling Planet. You'll pedal again through the rolling landscapes framed with lemon and orange groves as the dry-stone walls help bring you back through Campanet and to the hotel. Read More
Hotel
Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel, Campanet, Mallorca
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Col de Sa Batalla
Sa Batalla may not be as famous as Formentor or Sa Colobra, but this 4.5-mile (7.2 km) climb with 5% gradient is a perfect warm-up. Enjoy wi... Sa Batalla may not be as famous as Formentor or Sa Colobra, but this 4.5-mile (7.2 km) climb with 5% gradient is a perfect warm-up. Enjoy winding hairpin turns and stunning Tramuntana views at the summit. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Orient Loop: 57 mi | 91 km and 3,187 ft | 971 m
Ride Option 2
AVID OPTION:
Orient Loop w Sa Batalla: 68 mi | 110 km and 4,652 ft | 1,418 m
Sa Calobra
Overview
Today, Mallorca isn’t kidding around. It’s a big day in the mountains as we ride over and up to the iconic Sa Calobra. You'll have just enough time to warm your legs up before the first climb toward Lluc. Take in the beauty of the Tramuntana mountains noticing the olive trees, the sweet smell of almond blossoms, and the changes in the vegetation as you reach the top. The Sa Calobra road balances beauty with brawn. It’s one of the most picturesque routes in Eur... Today, Mallorca isn’t kidding around. It’s a big day in the mountains as we ride over and up to the iconic Sa Calobra. You'll have just enough time to warm your legs up before the first climb toward Lluc. Take in the beauty of the Tramuntana mountains noticing the olive trees, the sweet smell of almond blossoms, and the changes in the vegetation as you reach the top. The Sa Calobra road balances beauty with brawn. It’s one of the most picturesque routes in Europe, but it demands serious mental toughness since you have to ride all the way down it before you ride up it. This climb is easily one of the most popular in Europe and one of the best 12 miles (19 km) you'll ever ride. Don't forget to take photos, because you may never see another road like it! Read More
Hotel
Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel, Campanet, Mallorca
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch
Highlight of the Day
Sa Calobra — "The Snake" in the Mallorcan language
Until 1932, the village was difficult to access, but in 1933 this incredible road was built with tourists, and now cyclists, in mind to disc... Until 1932, the village was difficult to access, but in 1933 this incredible road was built with tourists, and now cyclists, in mind to discover this natural gem. In 2003, it was declared a national monument. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Sa Calobra - Approximately 61 mi | 98 km and 7,100 ft | 2,164 m
Ride Option 2
SHORT OPTION:
Sa Calobra with Shuttle - Approximately 49 mi | 78 km and 6,530 ft | 1,990 m
Choose from one of our self-guided rides such as the Alarò Loop
Overview
It’s time to discover the island on your own. Your Trek Travel guides will be available to provide you with some guidance as you select a favorite route, or choose to explore the countryside of Mallorca, through the many almond orchards and farmland. Visit the castle of Arta, or ride into the bustling town of Alarò that's nested in a scenic valley formed by twin foothills of the majestic Tramuntana Sierra.
Hotel
Monnaber Nou Eco Hotel, Campanet, Mallorca
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Alarò's History
Its origin dates back to the Islamic period, with documented history beginning in the thirteenth century during the reconquest of Mallorca, ... Its origin dates back to the Islamic period, with documented history beginning in the thirteenth century during the reconquest of Mallorca, centered around the Castillo de Alarò. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S SELF-GUIDED RIDE:
Alarò Loop - Approximately 35 mi | 56 km and 1,600 ft | 482 m
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