Each day follows a different route, and you decide on the morning which version to ride. Day 2 is the Cap de Formentor peninsula: 57km and 1,050m of climbing on the shorter route, or 74km and 1,300m on the longer one, with a lighthouse at the end and a coffee stop. Day 3 heads into the Tramuntana Natural Park via the Coll de Femenia, passes the 13th-century sanctuary at Lluc, and includes the optional out-and-back descent to Sa Calobra — 700m of climbing back out, with hairpins that are probably the most photographed road on the island. The shorter route that day is 44km and 900m; the longer is 86km and 1,900m.

Day 4 crosses vineyards and pastoral roads to Orient, a UNESCO World Heritage village, then descends to Port de Sóller. The longer option adds Puig Major, the highest road climb in Mallorca. Day 5 follows the coast road through Deia and Valldemossa to Estellencs, a mountain village perched above the sea. Day 6 is a loop around the southern Tramuntana, with modest climbs including Galilea and Es Grau; the longer route adds Sobremunt, sometimes called the hardest climb on the island.

You stay in four hotels: Hotel Ara in Alcudia's old town for two nights, Hotel Can Cota in Selva, Hotel Marina on the beach in Port de Sóller, and Maristel Hotel in Estellencs. Breakfast is included each morning. Luggage is transferred between hotels, and you get a detailed information pack, GPS tracks and a mobile app.

The operator is a small, locally based company that runs its own tours without third-party agents. They provide two route options each day plus optional extensions, so you can ride as much or as little as you like. The tour is mostly in the mountains but is accessible to a wide range of riders; the minimum daily distances are low, and there are plenty of cafés and restaurants along the way.

Bike hire is optional. They rent full carbon road bikes with Shimano Ultegra 11-speed groupsets, compact chainsets (50-34), rim or disc brakes and lightweight climbing wheels. They also have road-style e-bikes with drop handlebars, hybrid-style e-bikes with flat handlebars and longer battery life, and sporty hybrid bikes. Helmets and handlebar bags are included with hire. If you bring your own bike, you can use that instead.

What's included

- Six nights accommodation in boutique hotels - Continental breakfast each day at the hotel - Transfers to and from Palma airport or elsewhere in Mallorca - Luggage transferred between hotels - GPS tracks and mobile app for navigation - Detailed information pack

What's not included

- Bicycle hire (optional extra €200) - Flights - Tour extensions (optional extra) - Travel insurance - Tourist tax (around €1–2 per night, paid directly to hotels)