Mallorca cycling camp — the Serra de Tramuntana and Sa Calobra
Mallorca is the climbers’ favourite island. The UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana, the legendary climb of Sa Calobra, Puig Major at 1,445 m and spectacular coastal roads: everything is there for an intense week of cycling in an exceptional setting. LE RAIDARD takes you there in a small group, in high-end accommodation suited to cyclists: all you have to do is ride.
Why ride in Mallorca?
In twenty years, Mallorca has become the benchmark destination for European cycling. In just 3,600 km², the island packs a variety of roads and climbs found nowhere else in the Mediterranean.
- Sa Calobra: a 9.5 km climb at 7%, one of the most legendary climbs in Europe
- Puig Major: 14 km at 6%, the island’s highest peak at 1,445 m
- The Serra de Tramuntana: a 90 km long UNESCO-listed mountain range
- Spectacular coastal roads (Cap de Formentor, Valldemossa)
- A mild climate from February to November and easy logistics (direct flights)
Our cycling trips in Mallorca
LE RAIDARD offers several ways to discover Mallorca, depending on your profile and availability.
Group trips — fixed dates
Join one of our groups on scheduled dates. Great group spirit, guided rides, high-end accommodation. Ideal for cyclists who want to share the Mallorca experience.
Tailor-made trip — solo or as a couple
Want to go to Mallorca off-season or on the dates that suit you? Solo or as a couple, LE RAIDARD puts together a turnkey trip for you, with routes suited to your level and quality accommodation.
Tailor-made trips for clubs and groups
Club president, organising a trip with friends or with your company? LE RAIDARD organises bespoke trips to Mallorca for you: routes matched to the group’s level, accommodation and full logistics. You ride, we take care of the rest.
Mallorca’s signature rides
- Sa Calobra from Pollença — 50 km, the island’s most legendary climb
- Puig Major — the climb to the roof of Mallorca from Sóller
- Cap de Formentor — the northern tip and its breathtaking views
- Tour of the Tramuntana — 130 km, the goal of ambitious climbers









