Mallorca Island Bike Tour

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Welcome to Mallorca! Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at Anssia Gastrobeach Club Palma at 11:00 AM. From here, enjoy a scenic 45-minute shuttle to your hotel, Jumeirah Port de Sóller. Settle in with a relaxing lunch framed by the sapphire Mediterranean and the nearby Tramuntana mountains. After lunch, your guides will share helpful tips for riding on the island and ensure your Trek bike is fitted comfortably for the week ahead. You’ll then head out on your first ride—a picturesque ascent into the Sóller valley followed by sweeping sea views on your return to the hotel. Take time to unwind, enjoy the infinity pool, and unpack. This evening we’ll shuttle to Barretes Restaurant for a spectacular dining experience in an unforgettable setting with stunning panoramic views. Their cuisine offers a discovery of the uniqueness of Balearic gastronomy, while products are prepared with the utmost respect for the diversity that mother nature provides —a magical welcome to Mallorca.

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It’s classic Mallorcan majesty today, with striking views as you climb over the green-hued Col de Sóller, one of the island’s most storied rides. Wide switchbacks guide you past the terraced valleys of the Tramuntana before you crest the Col d’Honor and roll into the quiet town of Orient. Pause at our favorite café for a traditional cortado and a moment to take in the surroundings. Your ride continues to Bodega Ribas, a family-run winery founded in 1711, where you’ll tour the historic cellars and learn about Mallorcan wines while sampling Iberian Serrano ham, Manchego cheese, and other regional specialties. This afternoon, ride back to the hotel or relax in the van as it returns you to the sophisticated Port de Sóller to enjoy the beach or browse its many artisanal boutiques. This evening, dine at the restaurant of your choice in the Port of Soller —enjoy a quiet meal with your travel partner or join new friends for the night.

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Admire Mallorca’s dramatic Tramuntana coastline today from the calm of the Mediterranean Sea. Spend the morning aboard our private sailboat, gliding past secluded rocky coves and powder-sand beaches. Your destination is Restaurant Es Vergeret, an authentic spot perched above Cala Tuent, one of the island’s most pristine and secluded coves. This family-run restaurant offers sweeping views over the sea and pine-covered hills and is known for traditional Mallorcan dishes, especially paella and fresh seafood prepared with local ingredients. After a relaxed lunch, cruise back to Sóller with time to unwind, wander the port, or slip into the crystalline water for another swim. If you prefer to ride instead of sail today, your guides will have an option available. This evening, we’ll shuttle into the medieval town of Sóller to wander its charming historic streets, followed by a showcase dinner at Ca’n Boqueta featuring mar y montaña (sea and mountain) specialties.
Please note: On select trip dates the restaurant Es Vergeret may be replaced by a different restaurant

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A breathtaking morning ride will take you along the enticing Tramuntana coastline—once coveted by pirates and ancient civilizations. Along the way, you’ll roll into the cliffside town of Deià, perched high above the Mediterranean, before continuing inland toward Puigpunyent for lunch at a local café. Your ride draws to a close at the refined Castell Son Claret, an eighteenth-century castle in the countryside, surrounded by gardens and a private orchard of 200-year-old olive trees. Once there, you may choose to unwind in the saltwater pool with its sweeping valley views or enjoy one of the hotel’s signature spa treatments. As evening settles in, meet for cocktails in the garden bar and enjoy dinner at Olivera, the hotel’s stylish restaurant showcasing thoughtful Mallorcan flavors.

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Mallorca’s appeal has long been tied to beaches and sun, but today reveals how much more the island has to offer. You’ll spin through local vineyards in the foothills before climbing up and along a winding, cliff-topped road with stunning views of the wild coast. Pause to explore the old town of Andratx, where narrow, winding streets and a quieter pace offer a glimpse of “real” Mallorca far from the usual tourist bustle. A spectacular lunch follows at Sa Illeta, a restaurant set on a tiny rock island in the sapphire-blue Mediterranean. This afternoon, choose to take on more climbing into the Tramuntana foothills or shuttle back to Castell Son Claret to relax by the pool or unwind in the world-class spa. This evening, enjoy a memorable culinary experience with a glass of cava and a lavish meal at the celebrated restaurant Sa Clastra—a fitting way to celebrate an unforgettable week in Mallorca.

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It’s our last glorious day of laid-back Mallorquin living. If you are craving more climbing, today’s short option gives you the opportunity to ride out once again in to the Mallorquin countryside. Alternatively, relax, sleep in, and linger over a quiet breakfast on the hotel terrace before your final farewells to your guides and this enchanting island paradise.

Overview

Welcome to the stunning island of Mallorca. Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at Anssia Gastrobeach Club Palma at 11:30 AM. After a short shuttle, we'll begin with lunch at a country bistro framed by rugged mountains. Then your guides will fit you to your Trek bike and share a few tips for riding on the island. From there, you'll ride the southern slopes of the Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to Finca Banyols. Built in 1475 and carefully restored, the hotel's stone walls and quiet courtyards reflect Mallorcan traditions. The rest of the afternoon is yours, whether that means time at the pool or a wander through the olive groves, before we gather for a welcome drink at social hour. Dinner presents your first taste of Mallorca's mar y montana tradition at the hotel's own Aramesh restaurant.

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Today's ride carries a certain unhurried grandeur, as switchbacks trace the terraced valleys of the Tramuntana before you crest the Coll d'Honor and roll into the quiet town of Orient. If you're after more, climb Coll de Sóller, one of the island's most storied ascents, then pause for a traditional cortado at our favorite café along the way. From there, the road leads to Bodega Ribas, a family-run winery founded in 1711, where a private tour of the historic cellars comes with a taste of Mallorcan wines, Serrano ham, Manchego cheese, and other regional specialties. The afternoon eases back toward Finca Banyols, whether by bike or by van, with time before dinner for a curated spa treatment made with the estate's own products. This evening is yours. Dine in the village of Alaró at a restaurant of your choice, whether that means a quiet meal with your travel partner or an evening among new friends.

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The morning's ride carries you from the Alaró countryside to the wild edge of the Tramuntana coast, a stretch of road counted among the most spectacular in Europe. You'll trace the cliffs through Banyalbufar and Estellencs, two villages perched high above the Mediterranean and its secluded coves, before dropping inland to the old town of Andratx. Narrow, winding streets and a slower pace offer a glimpse of "real" Mallorca, away from the usual tourist path. Lunch is at one of our guides' favorite local spots, a chance to taste Mallorcan small bites before continuing on. From here, ride on to our next hotel, the Kimpton Aysla, a 5-star resort in Santa Ponça, or let the van carry you there instead. The rest of the afternoon is yours, whether that means time at one of the pools or in the spa, before we settle into a relaxed dinner at the hotel.

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You'll take in Mallorca's dramatic Tramuntana coastline today from the calm of the Mediterranean Sea, spending the morning aboard a private sailboat that glides past secluded rocky coves and powder-sand beaches. The day's high point is a breathtaking lunch at Sa Illeta, a restaurant set on its own tiny rock island in the sapphire-blue Mediterranean, where the paella alone is worth the trip. From there, the boat carries you back with time to explore the port or unwind at the hotel. If you'd rather ride than sail, your guides will have an option ready. Dinner tonight is on your own. Stay in at the hotel, or shuttle to the charming fishing village of Port Adriano to wander its streets and shops before exploring your options for cocktails and tapas in the marina.

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Mallorca's appeal has long been tied to beaches and sun, but today reveals how much more the island has to offer. The morning ride winds along coastal roads before arriving in Sant Elm, a small fishing village at the island's far southwest corner, where you're free to choose among restaurants with sweeping sea views, known for traditional Mallorcan dishes, especially fresh local seafood. After lunch, you'll climb into the foothills, with the option to summit the Coll de Tords, before reaching Es Capdella, one of Mallorca's most authentic, quietly beautiful villages. Pause here for an espresso before the welcome descent back to the coast. This evening calls for celebration. A glass of cava opens the night, before chefs at Saba Restaurant Bar & Bodega take over, grilling meats and seafood over open flame, preparing fresh sushi, and turning local ingredients into dishes with Korean and Japanese technique. It's the trip's finale, closing the week in style.

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In the spirit of Mallorca's laid-back lifestyle, relax, sleep in, and linger over a quiet breakfast at the hotel, the terrace open to the morning light. Or, if you're craving one more climb, the short option carries you out to the small, country town of Calvià, set at the foot of the sierra. You'll say goodbye to your guides at 11:00 AM at the hotel before a private one-hour shuttle takes you to Anssia Gastrobeach Club Palma in Palma.