The week is built around one big day: the Mallorca 312 Gran Fondo on 25 April 2026. Before that you ride the island's roads, with the Serra de Tramuntana — winding climbs, deep valleys and sea views — as the main terrain. The route also passes Cap de Formentor, the peninsula of steep cliffs and switchback roads at the island's northern tip, and the Jardins d'Alfàbia, historic gardens with fountains and palms set in the hills.

The event itself is fully closed to traffic, which is unusual for a ride of this size and makes the descents and the run along the coast a different experience from riding open roads. You have 14 hours to complete the 312 km. Riders who want less can enter the 167 km or 225 km routes instead.

Playa de Muro, on the north coast, is the start and finish point and the base for the trip. It is a beach resort with hotels along the sand, which keeps the logistics simple: you are close to the event village and the start line rather than travelling in from Palma.

The package is put together by TUI and sold as an individual trip rather than a guided group tour, so you ride with your own plan and your own pace. Flights to Mallorca are part of the arrangement, and the exact hotels, itinerary and add-ons such as bike hire or half board are set out in TUI's programme for the trip.

The difficulty is rated 5 out of 5: long days in the mountains, suited to trained riders who already put in serious distance. Average daily distance is around 45 km, but that figure hides the shape of the week — the Gran Fondo day alone is 312 km, and the surrounding rides are there to prepare for it and recover from it.

What's included

- Return flights to Mallorca - Accommodation in Playa de Muro as set out in TUI's programme - Entry to the Mallorca 312 Gran Fondo on 25 April 2026 - Eight days on Mallorca

What's not included

- Bike hire, unless selected as an option - Half board, unless selected as an option - Travel insurance - Personal expenses - Meals and drinks not included in the chosen board basis