Mallorca is a dream destination for cyclists of all levels, blending leisurely rides with challenging routes. The island’s hidden country lanes reveal its true beauty, from the flat, rural interior to the demanding coastal climbs. Pedal through the Binissalem wine region, where scenic paths wind past almond trees and vineyards, and stop at family-run bodegas for local wine and tapas. For sea lovers, coastal rides offer stunning Mediterranean views and access to picturesque coves for a refreshing dip. More experienced cyclists will find the terrain perfect for testing their limits—like the epic and notable climb up Cap Formentor. Advanced routes through the Serra de Tramuntana, featuring steep climbs and hairpin turns, are legendary among professional cyclists, including the famed Sa Calobra climb.

Hikers have limitless options in Mallorca, with trails ranging from leisurely countryside walks to challenging mountain treks. The interior offers gentle paths through fertile valleys, ancient olive groves and almond orchards, allowing for peaceful exploration of historic villages like Alaró and Binissalem, where you’ll enjoy local wines and artisanal delicacies. Discover a medieval pilgrimage trail that showcases towering limestone cliffs, blooming apricot orchards, fragrant umbrella pines, and vibrant bougainvillea. The coast offers another perspective, with hikes along dramatic cliffs and secluded beaches like Cala Deià and Cala Tuent, providing stunning panoramic views. Follow “The Painter’s Path,” which has inspired many artists. For more adventurous hikers, the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts steep peaks and challenging trails.