A typical day starts with a briefing on the ride options, then you head out in your ability group with a guide. Mallorca's terrain ranges from mountains to rolling hills to flat plains, so there is a route to suit most legs, and the island's smooth surfaces and light traffic are why cyclists from all over Europe base themselves here. The team designs routes around quiet roads and scenery rather than replicating a traditional training camp, and they build in stops for coffee, cake and photos. Guides take pictures of you riding and you keep them.

What separates this from a standard training camp is the group structure. Rather than one pace for everyone, there are daily choices so you can ride with similar ability riders, and guides are on hand with advice on things like cornering and descending if you want to work on bike skills. For larger groups there is a back-up vehicle following the ride. Evening social activities are optional and arranged for those who want them.

The operation is led by founder Tony Cork, who set it up in 2000, and the site cites more than 26 years of organising cycling holidays and training camps in Mallorca. The team includes both male and female guides, and women-only weeks run alongside the mixed weeks. The Mallorca season for the current cycle has finished, with the team's focus now on additional bookings for the Adelaide trip in January 2027 and the Gran Canaria trip from 20 February to 13 March 2027.

Mallorca itself is the draw: mountains, rolling hills and flat plains, plenty of quiet touristic routes and cafes, and good weather across the year. The team's local knowledge is the reason the routes work — they know where the traffic is light and where the views are worth the stop.

Trips run from long weekends to as long as you like, and the format suits groups of friends, teams and individuals. If you are training for a sportive, the Mallorca weeks are particularly popular for that, giving you group riding experience and mileage with more experienced cyclists around you.

What's included

- Accommodation - Transfers - Daily guided rides with a choice of routes by ability and speed - Experienced guides on every ride - Following back-up vehicle for larger groups - Punctures and mechanical issues taken care of - Photos taken by the guides during rides - Advice and encouragement from the guides - Option of evening social activities

What's not included

- Travel to and from Mallorca - Travel insurance - Bike hire (not stated as included — confirm with the team) - Meals and drinks (not stated as included — confirm with the team) - Optional evening social activities - Alternative activities and wellness days for non-riding partners (arranged on request)