Mallorca is the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, and this trip is built around why cyclists rate it so highly: the Tramuntana Mountains, which hold UNESCO protection, and the quiet paved roads that run along the Mediterranean. The riding is graded Level 3, so days are full but manageable for someone who rides regularly.

The week moves between market towns and coastal communities built of sandstone, with stops for swimming coves and seaside restaurants, before the tour ends in Palma. It is a road cycling holiday rather than a training camp — the point is the roads, the mountains and the coast, not intervals.

Food and drink get proper attention. Expect olives, sobrasada sausage, ensaïmada pastries, seafood including langoustines and locally caught fish, and local wine varietals such as Callet, Manto Negro and Prensal.

The operator also runs a separate private-only trip, Pro Cycling Playground: Sa Calobra to the Serra de Tramuntana, a six-day Level 4 tour for private groups with no scheduled dates. That is a different, harder itinerary from this one.

Scheduled 2027 dates run from mid-April to early July and again from early September to mid-October. Any scheduled tour can be made private for your own group and dates.