Day two is the shakeout: bikes are delivered to the hotel, saddles adjusted, and the group rides about 36 km on low-traffic lanes towards Cala San Vicente before stopping in the old town of Pollensa for lunch. The route back passes fig and almond groves and vineyards, with a swim stop on the way down to the sea. Dinner is at the hotel.

The middle of the week heads inland. A roughly 45 km ride through flat farmland takes the group into the Valle de Campanet, one of the most popular cycling routes in this part of the island, then into hillier ground near the Tramuntana range. The destination is the Campanet caves, where a guided tour goes through one of Europe's largest cave systems. Lunch is a local pa amb oli — bread, tomato, cheese and olive oil — on a cafeteria terrace, followed by a visit to an olive oil press in a nearby village with a tasting. The bus brings everyone back to the hotel.

Alcudia day is about 35 km each way, riding small roads to the historic town on market day. The group walks the old streets, visits the Roman excavations at Pollentia, and has free time at the market and down at the port for lunch. The return follows a bike path along the Mediterranean. Later in the week a bus transfers the group to Secelles for a 40 km ride through the Binissalem wine district, with a coffee stop on a village square, a tour of a local winery, a tasting and lunch. Anyone who wants more kilometres can ride the full 40 km back to the hotel instead of taking the bus.

Two days are left open. On the first, bikes stay available for independent rides or a group ride with the tour leader, and the beach and hotel facilities are an easy alternative. On the second, there is an optional guided day trip to Palma by public bus, meeting a local guide for a walk through the old town, the Plaza Olivar food market and past the cathedral La Seu, with a shared tapas lunch. That excursion costs kr 890 and needs to be booked in advance. The final evening's farewell dinner is at a local restaurant serving regional food.

Karl Brobakk is the tour leader for this departure. The cycling itself is led by local guides who know the roads, the villages and the island's history — guests on the 2025 trips singled out one guide's knowledge and the lunch at her finca as a highlight.

What's included

- Return flights Oslo–Palma with Norwegian - 7 nights at the hotel with breakfast - Other meals according to the programme (2 lunches and 4 dinners) - Electric bike hire according to the programme (day 7 optional at extra cost) - Cycling helmet (you are welcome to bring your own) - Assistance available if anything happens along the way - All excursions and entrance fees according to the programme - All transport according to the programme - Local guide - Tour leader from the operator

What's not included

- Travel and cancellation insurance - Drinks - Tips - Optional guided day trip to Palma (kr 890) - Bike rental on the free day (day 7), if wanted - Meals not listed in the programme