Mallorca Magazine
If you are looking for a panoramic view but mountain climbing is not your thing, go for a hill. Lying in the landscape like solitaires, the hills on Mallorca offer fantastic vistas although they are only a few hundred meters high. The Puig de…
Sunlight filters softly through the foliage of the beautiful plane tree avenue. The air is nicely fresh here in Esporles at the foot of the Tramuntana. And time seems to pass a little slower. The smell of coffee and the cool design of Café…
The way up from Bunyola to the Coll d’Honor is one of the signature climbs on Mallorca. The quiet road is winding through most beautiful Tramuntana landscape, all the way up to the pass on 550m altitude. And who can resist a destination called…
A mountain pass is by definition a place of passage. For cyclists, however, often it‘s also a stop over. And Café Ca’n Topa is another good reason to climb up the serpentines to the Coll de Sóller. Anticipating a coffee break makes cycling even…
They have been on every picture postcard for decades. The windmills on Mallorca are landmarks, if not trademarks of the island. In particular the iconic windmills with the typical bicolor rotors. White painted metal with contrasting blue, green…
The unique landscape and great road conditions make Mallorca an Eldorado for cycling aficionados almost all year round. You can go all the way across the Tramuntana. From Andratx in the southwest to Pollença in the far north. Following the…
Even if you are not an early bird make sure to set off at sunrise. Enjoy the low temperatures, avoid the countless rental cars and look forward to the reward at the top. On a Sunday morning Palma is still sleeping, except for a few cafeterias…
A road of beautifully curved serpentines is leading up, pure joy for any cyclist. At the end, 510 meters above sea level, the Cristo Rei Monument and the Santuari de Sant Salvador proudly overlook almost the entire island. From the outside the…