Lifestyle Mallorca Cycling Tour | Leisure Self Guided

The travel begin from Palma, it gives you the opportunity to discover the most attractive places and monuments of the island of Mallorca’s capital city riding along long stretches of dedicated cycle lanes, streets and squares in the historic city centre.
Along secondary roads you will arrive to Esporles, his village centre is defined by one long street running along the torrent (stream), and is framed on either side by large Spanish Plane trees and old-style stone architecture.
The main street, Calle Joan Riutort, joins Calle de sa Rectoria which plays host to the much-loved Saturday market.
You’ll find sweet townhouses in centre and then further behind larger detached homes, from traditional Mallorcan villas to modern, sleek gated residences.
Continuing the journey through fields of almond trees, after crossing Santa Maria, you will arrive at your destination, Hotel Sa Cabana.

Circular route that runs between vineyards and fields of almond trees, which will take you to discover picturesque villages such as Biniagual, Costitx or Sancelles.
A stop on the route is the Talaiot de Son Fred and Santuari Son Corro. Talaiot de Son Fred It is a prehistoric building built approximately 1000 years before Christ. The area where it is located is rustic and consists of small farmland formerly cultivated by the inhabitants of Sencelles. The access to its interior is through a corridor in the shape of a zigzag and its walls are very wide.
Its function is uncertain, it could be defensive or a symbol of power of the village leaders, other uses that could be assigned are warehouse or funerary building. Sanctuary of Son Corró, archaeological site from the 5th to the 2nd century BC, is located in the central part of Mallorca, on the outskirts of the town of Costitx. It dates from the 5th century to the 2nd century BC, it is a set of columns located in a small elevation of the land. They are arranged in the form of a rectangle 5 meters long by 4 wide. The Son Corró site was discovered at the end of the 19th century. The remains found were scattered throughout the area, so the reconstruction of the sanctuary may not be exact.
Together with the discovery of the pieces of the seven existing columns, there were also three life-sized bronze bull heads, of which are currently on display in the National Archaeological Museum of Madrid.
Another of the stops on the route is the old town of Sineu, with streets full of history, in the central part of Mallorca famous for its weekly market that is held every Wednesday. Sineu is located in the heart of the island of Mallorca and never lost touch with its noble roots.
A gentle stroll through the old town reveals beautiful mansions and monuments of significant interest.
Here too are various tone-built monuments that underscore the community’s faith in Christianity. Look to for wells of great antiquity. These, and the occasional windmills are Medieval in origin. The windmills have been so important in the harvesting of cereal from the local wheat fields.

Along secondary roads with woods and forest full of holm oaks, ancient olives trees, carob, almond and pines trees you will arrive to Campanet, located in the Raiguer district, Campanet conserves the traditional charm and priceless peace and quiet of Mallorca´s inland villages.
The municipality´s most mountainous terrain includes the foothills of the southern slopes of Mount Tomir, a summit which reaches 1103 metres high.
The municipality´s central zone is made up of a series of hills on which the village of Campanet lies and the alluvial plain to the south.
The landscape features farmlands, holm oak and pine forests and the broad torrent of Sant Miquel, which crosses the municipality on the Tel plain.
The caves of Campanet, with a surface area of over 3000 square metres, and Ses Fonts Ufanes, spectacular water springs which appear after heavy rains, deserve a visit.

Beach Day!!!
This day you can enjoy a route through the north of the island, passing through one of the most beautiful towns in Mallorca, Pollença, located at the foot of the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana.
It doesn’t matter if you are into road or off-road riding Pollença is considered to be one of the most beautiful areas of the island of Majorca.
Located to the north of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains which have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Pollença is blessed with a network of roads and lanes which pass through large plains, rolling hills and challenging climbs, and is located in an area with many beaches and bays, making it one of the most appealing destinations for people who love cycling.
The routes which are considered most interesting and have the best conditions for cycling pass through a variety of protected natural spaces, featuring mountains, valleys, trails, beaches, wetlands and cliffs.
The next Stop during the route, will be Port Alcudia, main tourist center in the north of Mallorca. With a large promenade, long sandy beaches and low buildings, with no large hotels that alter its beauty, the Port of Alcudia or “Port d’Alcudia” is a tourist area during the summer months and very much appreciated for its tranquile beaches, whilst on the other hand, its quite deserted during the Winter season. It is situated on the north of the island, in the bay of Alcudia. It’a a good day to stop and enjoy Alcudia Beach, It’s one of the largest sandy beaches on the island, with white fine sand and shallow waters that hardly have any waves.

This last day of cycling will pass through charming inland towns of the island, such as Caimari, Mancor de la Vall or Binissalem, in all of them you will find restaurants where you can stop to rest and taste traditional Majorcan food.
Binissalem, inland town famous for its wineries Binissalem is an inland town located in the central part of Mallorca. It is 29.4 km from Palma and 33.6 km from Alcúdia. In its vicinity we find the towns of Alaro, Lloseta and Inca. Its approximate population is of 6,800 inhabitants. Binissalem stands out for its buildings made of stone and its tradition in winemaking. The town has two main roads where we find most businesses, bars and restaurants. These are; the road that crosses the town and Bonaire Street, in addition to the surroundings of the church square. In Binissalem we find numerous buildings from the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century, reflecting an era of economic prosperity. Its rural environment is of great scenic value where the almond, carob and vineyard fields predominate.

After Breckfast, end of the tour!
Hasta luego and we hope to meet you again.