
Mallorca Family Bike + Adventure Tour
History, Luxury, and Gastronomy in the Balearic Islands
Itinerary
Print Itinerary- Day 1
Welcome to Mallorca
Meet your guides at your hotel in Palma and transfer to the town of Alaró, the starting point for our adventure. After a bike fitting and safety briefing, it’s time for our first ride through Mallorca’s wine region. We’ll pass vineyards and villages en route to a fun lunch of tapas, then descend to the caves of Campanet. Here, we head into the belly of the earth, entering an underground world of stalactites and stalagmites, secret chambers, and rock formations that have been taking shape for over 10 million years. Afterwards, catch a ride in the van or keep cycling towards Pollença where our hotel is located. Spend some downtime in the swimming pool or spa before an easy dinner right on hotel grounds.
Meals: Lunch / Dinner
Destinations: Palma de Mallorca, Alaró, Campanet, Pollença
Accomplished: 16 miles / 26 km, elevation gain: 846 feet / 258 meters
Longer Option: 23 miles / 37 km, elevation gain: 1,253 feet / 382 meters
Accommodations: Son Brull - Day 2
Peninsula Hike and Paella
Lace up your hiking shoes—today we’re heading out to Mallorca’s iconic Cap de Formentor lighthouse. We’ll trek five miles to Formentor beach where we’re rewarded with a lovely waterfront lunch at a restaurant right on the sea. For a little more adventure, an optional kayak excursion can be arranged along the wild coastline. Either way, there will be time for an afternoon of lounging on the beach or by the pool. We’ll spend the evening with our friend Chef Lois as he teaches us to make paella in his home kitchen.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Destinations: Formentor, Pollença
Accomplished: 5 miles / 8 km hiking
Optional: 2 hours kayaking
Accommodations: Son Brull - Day 3
Mallorca’s Ancient History
After breakfast, we’ll hop on our bikes and cycle Mallorca’s tranquil country roads to Alcúdia. Formerly known as Pollentia, this port town served as the island’s ancient Roman capital beginning in 123 BC. There are plenty of ruins to explore, plus a museum that tells the story of Pollentia’s past—from Moorish invasion to plundering pirates. Even our lunch at a Roman-themed restaurant is a nod to the town’s historic roots. After lunch, choose to transfer to El Rancho Grande for an optional horseback ride on the scenic Son Serra de Marina beach. If you prefer, skip the saddle and head straight back to the hotel, or explore the Port of Pollença and dine at your leisure in town.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch
Destinations: Alcúdia, Pollença
Accomplished: 9 miles /15 km, elevation gain: 335 feet / 102 meters
Shorter Option: 5 miles / 8 km, elevation gain: 131 feet / 40 meters
Accommodations: Son Brull - Day 4
Valldemossa’s Music and the Mediterranean
This morning, transfer by van to the village of Valldemossa, where composer Frédéric Chopin lived from 1838 to 1839. Visit his apartment and see the original piano where he sounded out some of the most familiar opuses in the canon of classical music. Find your own rhythm as we start today’s coastal ride to the town of Sóller—one of the island’s prettiest places. We’ll drop by to visit our friend Joan and taste the sunny flavors of the fresh, organic citrus he grows, then finish our ride to Port de Sóller. After lunch on a terrace overlooking the marina, we’ll board a motorboat and tour the coastline of the Tramuntana Mountains, mooring at a secluded cove for the chance to swim or snorkel in the Mediterranean. If you’re up for a little more activity, hike uphill to our lovely hotel in Cala Deià (or catch a ride in the van). Tonight, dine on the terrace at La Residencia’s charming El Olivo restaurant, or head into the village for a meal of simple local seafood.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch
Destinations: Valldemossa, Deià, Port de Sóller
Accomplished: 14 miles / 23 km, elevation gain: 882 feet / 269 meters
Longer Option: 20 miles / 32 km, elevation gain: 1,876 feet / 572 meters
Accommodations: Hotel La Residencia - Day 5
Tapas, Wine, and Trains
For breakfast, taste the ensaïmada pastries unique to Mallorca, or stick with fresh fruit and eggs cooked to order. Fueled for the day’s ride, we’ll take a van to the southern flank of the mountains and start spinning on remote roads lined with carob, olive, and almond trees. Pedal into the vine-clad region of Binissalem where we’ll visit one of Mallorca’s most famous boutique wineries to learn about the region’s viticulture. Enjoy a light tapas lunch before we transfer to the village of Bunyola. All aboard! We’ll take a ride on a 100-year-old electric train, winding through hand-hewn tunnels and alongside citrus groves before pulling into the center of Sóller. Enjoy an afternoon exploring this enchanting town, whether you stop for gelato or browse boutiques for souvenirs. This evening, gather for an apéritif before our final dinner together to celebrate the week.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Destinations: Bunyola, Sóller
Accomplished: 19 miles / 30 km, elevation gain: 374 feet / 114 meters
Shorter Option: 15 miles / 24 km, elevation gain: 407 feet / 124 meters
Accommodations: Hotel La Residencia - Day 6
Adiós, Mallorca!
It’s time to say adiós to Mallorca after an exciting journey. Your guides will transfer you to the airport or to your hotel in Palma if you have decided to extend your stay.
Meals: Breakfast
DuVine itineraries may be subject to slight route changes, hotel substitutions, and other modifications.
Arrival Details
Airport City: Palma, Mallorca Pick-Up Location: Downtown Palma Pick-Up Time: 9:00 am
Departure Details
Airport City: Palma, Mallorca Drop-Off Location: Downtown Palma or Palma airport Drop-Off Time: 10:00 am
Travelers Take Note
Hiking shoes are recommended for the hike on this tour. We suggest hiking boots or trail shoes with good traction. You may also find moisture-wicking clothing or a daypack useful, but not required.
Younger Travelers
- This itinerary is designed with children age 9 and older in mind. The itinerary can be tweaked for your family’s needs. For safety reasons, children must be at least 7 years old to ride their own bike.
- Trailers and tag-along bikes are available for younger children
- Safety triangles are provided to all children on tour
- Please note, children participating in the kayaking and boating outings should know how to swim
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Inclusions + Details

Accommodations
- Thoughtfully selected accommodations that reveal the true character of the region
- Luggage transfers
Meals
- Daily breakfasts, all lunches, nutritious snacks, and après velo cocktails
- 3 gourmet dinners at our favorite local restaurants and renowned culinary establishments
- Carefully selected local wine, beer, or spirits with every meal
Activities
- Wine tastings and activities as outlined in the tour itinerary
- Entrance fees to historic sites, museums, parks, and all other exclusive events
- Gratuities for baggage, porters, and hotel service
Gear
- Top-of-the-line bicycle selection
- Bike helmet
- Complimentary DuVine gear, including a custom cycling jersey, DuVine t-shirt, water bottle, and drawstring bag
- GPS in most destinations
Support
- Expert bilingual guides with extensive local knowledge
- Support vehicle that follows the day’s route, distributes refreshments, and offers lifts
- Pick-up and drop-off before and after your tour from predetermined meeting points
- Daily bike maintenance to ensure optimal performance