1. What does a typical day look like?

8:00am to 9:30am – Breakfast buffet in our hotel.
10:00am – Ride departure
12:00 – 1:00pm – Lunch stop enroute at our favourite cafes / restaurants.
4:00 – 4:00pm – Arrive at the hotel mid afternoon: enjoy a post-ride drink with your group and have the rest of the day to yourself to explore or relax.
7:00  Dinner at one of the fantastic restaurants we’ve selected for the evening.

2. Where do I fly in and out of?

Palma Mallorca airport (PMI)

3. What is the terrain like?

Mallorca: The beautiful thing about the island of Mallorca is that it offers all varieties of terrain.
Some days will see us riding narrow, winding roads through olive and almond groves, while others will see us riding rolling coastal roads above the turquoise Mediterranean.  Still others will have us climbing and descending through the dramatic Traumantana mountains.  Regardless of where we’re riding, you can rest assured that your guides will ensure that all riders, regardless of ability, ride at a pace comfortable for them.

4. What are the hotels like?

Our tour sees us staying at 3 different boutique hotels in different parts of the island: Our first two nights have us staying at Posada d’es Moli, a former citrus orchard and farm converted to a lovely estate hotel that continues to use farm produce in it’s one award-winning restaurant. Nights 3 – 5 have us staying at L’Avenida, a truly luxurious boutique hotel in the centre of Soller, a vibrant mountain village in a citrus-growing valley hemmed in by dramatic limestone mountains. Our final nights are spent at Can Mostatxins in the heart of Old Alcudia.  This chic, small hotel resides in a 15th-century building that hosted all manner of shops, most recently being a butcher shop.  A multi-million dollar renovation converted this classic Mallorca building to a true work of art, blending classical stone work with modern glass and steel.