This program starts in Sóller, the capital of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and takes you to the northeasternmost point of Mallorca – Cala Ratjada. It thus covers the northern part of the grand island crossing. A highlight is the section on the GR222 long-distance hiking trail, which begins at the famous Lluc Monastery and leads through the charming villages of Caimari, Selva, and Sineu, across the Llevant Natural Park, to Artà. For the passage through Mallorca’s vast plains, you’ll use old summer cattle tracks, which you’ll explore by bicycle on a special stage. You can choose between a trekking bike, a road bike, or an e-bike.
6 nights in boutique hotels
1 night in a mountain hut shared room
1 night Santuari de Lluc
8 x breakfast
1 dinner (Tossals Verds)
1 packed lunch
1 day bike rental
Luggage transfer (except Tossals Verds)
GPS data + road book
24 hour emergency telephone
Individual arrival in Soller or Port de Soller
Accommodation: Hotel Soller Plaza, or similar
The Biniaraix Gorge is one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and has been declared a "public cultural heritage site." This paved hiking trail is a captivating combination of stone steps, rocks, water, and lush vegetation. From Lake Cúber to the mountain hut, the trail continues via the "Pas de Roca Llisa," a challenging route that requires no climbing experience.
▲: 900 m ▼: 400 m
Distance: 18 km / Time: 7.5 hrs
Accommodation: Tossals Verds
Today we face the queen stage of the GR221. The ascent begins gently through a forest and leads us to the rugged cliffs of the Massanella. Reaching the saddle, we enjoy a summit break with breathtaking views before the descent to Lluc begins. If you're looking for an extra challenge, about 5 minutes before the saddle, head south and follow the narrow path to the base of the Massanella.
▲: 910 m ▼: 930 m
Distance: 14 km / Time: 6.5 hours
Accommodation: Santuari de Lluc, or similar
Today you'll hike the first stage of the GR222 trail. Most of this stage follows a forest road and is easy walking. You'll arrive in the charming village of Caimari, famous for its olives. You'll have the opportunity to visit an olive mill or continue hiking to the neighboring village of Selva.
▲: 200 m ▼: 500 m
Distance: 13 km / Time: 4 hours
Accommodation: Hotel Son Gris, or similar
Today you'll discover the authentic heart of Mallorca. You'll cycle through the "Es Pla," the Mallorcan plain. You can choose between an e-bike or a road bike. Passing farms, you'll ride all the way to the coast and the Bay of Alcudia. You'll spend the night in Son Bauló, just a 3-minute walk from the sea. This leaves you time for a quick dip in the afternoon.
▲: 220 m ▼: 370 m
Distance: 45 km / Time: 3 hours
Accommodation: Es Bauló – Petit, or similar
The easiest route follows the coastline, offering frequent opportunities for a refreshing dip in the sea. You'll pass the Necropolis of Son Real, considered one of the oldest preserved burial sites in the western Mediterranean. Upon arrival in Betlem, a taxi will take you back to Son Bauló.
▲: 30 m ▼: 30 m
Distance: 16 km / Time: approx. 4.5 hours
Accommodation: Es Bauló – Petit, or similar
Early in the morning, you'll be driven by taxi to Betlem, where you'll begin your hike to the hermitage of the same name. From the Ermita de Betlem, you'll descend, passing fig and almond groves. Soon you'll reach Artà, the pearl of northeastern Mallorca. Here, you can end the day relaxing in one of the countless tapas bars.
▲: 350 m ▼: 250 m
Distance: 10.5 km / Time: 4.5 hrs
Accommodation: MyRoomsArta, or similar
From Artà, you hike through the "Parque de Llevant," the nature reserve in northeastern Mallorca. You'll pass numerous idyllic coves, perfect for a refreshing swim. Upon reaching Cala Gat, you have the option of a short walk to the lighthouse, which marks the northeasternmost point of Mallorca. You have now crossed the entire island!
▲: 300 m ▼: 510 m
Distance: 19 km / Time: approx. 6.5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel Cala Gat, or similar
Individual departure
Breakfast