Cycling in Mallorca

Mallorca is ideal for cycling from September to May. Autumn brings golden light and warm roads, winter is quiet and mild, and spring offers perfect climbing temperatures.

Sa Calobra, Coll de Sóller, Cap de Formentor and more — a complete guide to the six best cycling routes in Mallorca, with distances, climbing and insider tips.

Not sure which road bike to buy? We break down the key differences between aero, endurance, and climbing bikes — and which suits Mallorca's roads best.

A six day cycling camp in Mallorca hits different. It’s not just the distance or the climbing. It’s the consistency. Day after day, you ride. You recover. You ride again. Your body adapts in real time. Your mind adapts even faster.

One of the biggest reasons people choose a cycling camp in Mallorca is the mountains. The island is famous for them, and rightly so! But Mallorca is not just about climbing.

Cycling in Mallorca does not just change your scenery. It changes how you feel on the bike. It changes how your body responds, but more importantly, it changes how your mind responds.

For many people, especially those living busy professional lives in the United States, the idea of a holiday has quietly changed.

Velocamp Mallorca chose Alaró for a reason. It is the base that allows you to ride everything. It is the base that shows you the true Mallorca. And once riders experience the difference, they often wonder why they ever believed Port Pollença was the ideal location.

Let us look at how Mallorca compares (for cycling holidays) to Tenerife, Girona, Tuscany, Calpe, and the Alps.

Riders from the United States are starting to fall in love with Mallorca and many of them are choosing Velocamp Mallorca for their first European cycling holiday.

A cycling holiday should be about the balance between effort and enjoyment. It should challenge you enough to feel proud but still leave you relaxed and refreshed when you get home. That is exactly what we deliver at Velocamp Mallorca.

Over the past few years, two names have dominated the world of European cycling getaways: Mallorca and Girona.

Climbing is not just about strength. It is about patience, rhythm, and the quiet determination to keep turning the pedals when everything in your body tells you to stop. It is also where Mallorca comes alive.

To enjoy cycling in Mallorca properly, there are a few things worth knowing before you come.

If you’ve been to Mallorca in the summer, you’ll know it’s no joke.

Right, so you’ve signed up for a week at Velocamp Mallorca — or you’re thinking about it — and now you’re wondering, “What should I do to get ready?”