Majorca cycling holidays

Suitable for: Seasoned cyclists

Difficulty: 3/5

Climb Level: 3/5

Max Altitude: 218m

Distance: 15km

The Route: Conquer the Coll dels Reis at 725m altitude to begin this route. It has an astonishing 26 hairpin turns and an average gradient of 7%. You’ll feel fantastic once you’ve taken on this fierce route, and the unfolding views of the Tramuntana Mountains will be nothing short of breathtaking.

Suitable for: Seasoned cyclists

Difficulty: 4/5

Climb Level: 3/5

Max Altitude: 721m

Distance: 52.7km

The Route: Cycle from north to south across nine different villages. On the way, you’ll pass a lighthouse, parish church and painter’s museum. Expect to spot (and smell) fragrant citrus groves, too! This is a route that you could take quite gently, so older children may be up for it.

Suitable for: Leisurely pedallers

Difficulty: 3/5

Climb Level: 2/5

Max Altitude: 160m

Distance: 68.9km

The Route: After a hilly start, the smooth and fairly recently laid road flattens out for breathtaking views of the sea and steep cliffs along the peninsula. Whether you like a slow cycle or to get going pretty competitively, you can tackle this one and soak up the rewarding scenery

Suitable for: Keen amateur cyclists

Difficulty: Varies depending on route

Distance: 312km, 225km or 167km

The Route: Starting in Playa de Muro, in the north of Majorca, the route takes you through charming villages, along breathtaking coastal roads and into the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll then finish back in Playa de Muro.