Route: Jumeirah, Mirador Port Valldemossa and Valldemossa
Experience: Begin your journey at the luxurious Jumeirah hotel in Puerto de Sóller. From here, cycle to the Mirador Port Valldemossa, where sweeping views of the coast and surrounding mountains await. Continue your ride to Valldemossa, a historic village with a rich cultural and historical heritage. In the 14th century, it briefly served as the capital of the Kingdom of Mallorca under King Sancho I, who built a royal residence here. Valldemossa is also famously linked to composer Frédéric Chopin and writer George Sand, who spent the winter of 1838 at the Charterhouse of Valldemossa. Chopin composed several preludes during his stay, inspired by the village's tranquil beauty. After an inspiring day, return to Jumeirah for a welcome cocktail and an exquisite dinner to set the tone for your adventure.

Today’s Ride:

Distance: 26.6 km (16.5 miles)
Elevation Gain: 724 m (2,375 feet)

Route: Jumeirah – Fornalutx – Coll de Sóller – Sóller

Experience: Today’s route begins at the Jumeirah hotel, taking you through the charming village of Fornalutx, renowned for its cobbled streets and spectacular mountain views. Next, ascend the iconic Coll de Sóller, a legendary climb with its hairpin bends and breathtaking vistas. Descend into Sóller, a town celebrated for its rich cultural and architectural heritage. One of its highlights is the Church of Sant Bartomeu, a stunning example of Gothic architecture with Baroque and Modernist influences, originally built in the 13th century. The façade, redesigned in the early 20th century by Joan Rubió, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí, adds a unique Modernist flair to this historical masterpiece. After exploring Sóller, enjoy a delightful dinner in Puerto de Sóller, rounding off a day filled with scenic beauty and cultural discoveries.

Today’s Ride:

Distance: 31.4 km (19.5 miles)
Elevation Gain: 750 m (2,460 feet)

Route: Bunyola – Alaró – Bodega Ribas

Experience: Begin your journey with a ride through the beautiful village of Bunyola, known for its charming streets and picturesque landscapes. Continuing to Alaró, you’ll pass through historic sites and quaint villages, including the stunning Alaró Castle, a medieval fortress that played a crucial role during the Reconquista. Situated on a rocky peak, it was a strategic stronghold used to defend Mallorca against invasions and played a central part in the island’s history, especially during the 13th century when it withstood a siege by King James I of Aragon. Afterward, head towards Bodega Ribas, where you’ll enjoy a wine-pairing lunch at Mallorca's oldest winery, renowned not only for its excellent wines but also for its contribution to the island's winemaking heritage. This day blends Mallorca’s rich history, culture, and artisanal flavors. Once at the coast, enjoy a delightful dinner in Port de Sóller, where the waves kiss the shore and the sea breeze creates an unforgettable dining experience by the sea.

Today’s Ride:

Distance: 43.4 km (27 miles)
Elevation Gain: 625 m (2,051 feet)

Route: Coll d’en Claret – Estellencs – Sant Elm

Experience: Today's route takes you through some of Mallorca’s most captivating landscapes. Starting with the Coll d’en Claret, a beautiful mountain pass offering sweeping views of the Tramuntana mountain range, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Continue your journey towards the charming village of Estellencs, located on the dramatic western coast of the island. Estellencs is known for its traditional stone houses, narrow alleys, and its historical ties to the old agricultural economy of the island. As you descend towards Sant Elm, take in stunning views of the rugged coastline and the island of Sa Dragonera. This coastal region has both historical and cultural significance, being a key area for maritime defense during the 16th century, with its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea making it crucial during pirate invasions. The day's ride provides a unique combination of natural beauty, history, and art, with picturesque villages and ancient landscapes, allowing you to connect deeply with the island’s rich heritage. The combination of geographical landmarks like the Tramuntana mountains, historical villages such as Estellencs, and coastal views offers an exceptional cultural and artistic experience.The dinner will be at your leisure, allowing you to explore the local flavors at your own pace.

Today’s Ride:

Distance: 44.5 km (27.7 miles)
Elevation Gain: 847 m (2,776 feet)

Route: Mirador Ses Barques – Embalse Cúber – Fornalutx

Experience: On your final day, embark on a ride that unveils the rich history and natural beauty of Mallorca. Begin with the breathtaking views from Mirador Ses Barques, where the island’s rugged landscapes meet the sparkling Mediterranean. As you cycle towards Cúber Reservoir, constructed in 1974, explore the island's impressive geography, marked by the dramatic peaks of the Tramuntana Mountains. This reservoir plays a vital role in providing water to the island, nestled within one of the most scenic and tranquil locations in Mallorca. Continue your journey to Fornalutx, a village that embodies the essence of traditional Mallorcan charm, with its cobbled streets and stone houses framed by lush greenery. The village is known for its agriculture, particularly the cultivation of oranges and olives, which have been central to its economy and way of life for centuries. In 2011, Fornalutx was awarded the prestigious title of "The Most Beautiful Village in Spain," a recognition of its preserved beauty and historical significance. This day blends the beauty of nature with the island's fascinating history and culture, offering a perfect conclusion to your journey. End the day with a celebratory cocktail and dinner at your hotel, reflecting on the memories of this unforgettable experience.

Today’s Ride:

Distance: 25.3 km (15.7 miles)
Elevation Gain: 616 m (2,018 feet)