There is also a pleasant hiking trail running parallel to the very winding road which leads to a small hotel and sanctuary at the summit. Two shortish ascents begin from Felanitx that are among the most enjoyable on the island - and are certainly the best in the south-east corner.
That like climbing, is situated around the town of Felanitx. However, it should not be completely written off, as there are some excellent routes here. The east of Mallorca attracts fewer cyclists than the west of the island, which is of course home to the fantastic Tramuntana Mountains. Once you reach the town of Arenal the route comes to an end and you can follows the same cycle path back into Palma. The cycle path stays by the coast the entire route and offers fantastic views of La Seu Cathedral and the Palma old town, as well as of the city beaches.Īs you leave Palma, the route passes by some quieter beaches and some tourist areas, but is a really nice ride with fine views out to the Mediterranean Sea. Path and head east towards the centre of Palma. This is situated at the foot of Bellver Castle and also just a few hundred metres from Far de Portopí (Portopí Lighthouse) the third oldest working lighthouse in the world. While seeing the main sights of Palma - Mallorca's historic capital. It is also entirely off-road, so is a great choice for families with younger children, or simply for riders who wish to just go on an easy ride This is a short route at around 15km and is almost completely flat. View interactive route and download on Ride with GPS
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