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SP Mallorca SG C.Pub Active Journeys Spain SelfSelf----GuidedGuided Bike tour Beauty of Mallorca Cycling Tour The beauful Balearic Island of Mallorca boasts an average of 300 days of sunshine each year, making it perfect for cycling enthusiasts. Our newest tour in this region of Spain offers an excellent selecon of cycling opons, while being centre-based at two points of accom- modaon during this 8-day tour. It’s an island with a great Mediterranean landscape of pine, carob and oak trees surrounded by sandy beaches and impressive cliffs. The tour begins in Sencelles where accommodaon is provided at an “agriturismo”, a clas- sic Mallorcan farmhouse. The second half of the tour is spent in Pollença at an elegant hotel within the historic city centre. The daily cycling opons average 50km per day with possibilies for side tour visits or short hikes. Mallorca radiates with beauty and uniqueness – a desnaon for those seeking something different. Cycling is a wonderful way to see the very best of the island, be it the spectacular mountains, wide plains, nature reserves, orange groves, fishing villages or coastline. There’s also plenty of me for relaxaon to enjoy the sun, sand and sea! On an independent holiday you explore the countryside at your leisure, cycling along quiet roads through changing scenery. These holidays offer all the pleasures of riding point to point. Arrive at a new desnaon each day, without the hassle of carrying any luggage. Distances each day are moderate, allowing you to travel at your own pace and enjoy the countryside. Our detailed route notes and up-to-date maps, combined with the official marker posts ensure that you enjoy your holiday without the worry of finding the routes. Tour Details Dates: February to end October Cost: $1795 per person Single Room: On Request only Fast Facts • Lovely accommodaons, always with pri- E-Bike Info : Length: 8 days / 7 nights vate facilies, one with pool Bike rental: $350 • Day 1 transfer included from Palma de Mal- • E-bike rental: $450 lorca airport to first accommodaon Grade: Easy / Moderate • Limited supplies available, so Starts: Ruberts • Buffet breakfasts reservations recommended • Luggage transport, route notes & maps Ends: Pollença • Discover a stunning part of Spain that is of Active Journeys Contact: 11----800800800----597597597----55945594 or 416416----236236236----50115011 Email: [email protected] ITINERARY At the beginning of the tour you will receive maps and route de- tails about the different cycling opons. This tour, based in two locaons, has a number of different cycling and hiking routes near- by for you to choose from. Day 1 Arrive to Ruberts Arrive at your 15th c. Manor “agriturismo” in Sencelles, surround- ed by orchards of citrus, almond and apricot trees and vineyards and swimming pool, where you will stay for 4 nights. Days 2 Circular ride 39 or 47km You start off by cycling through beauful countryside, to reach the historical town of Sineu , with its impressive Gothic church, narrow lanes and lively outdoor terraces. You then connue to Petra , birthplace of Fray Juniperus Serra (the European ‘founder’ of Cali- fornia), where the monastery and iconographic museum are worth a visit. The hilltop Hermitage of Bonnay is a prime spot to stop for lunch. The last secon of the route follows quiet country roads and dirt tracks back to your hotel. Day 3 Circular ride 47 km A er crossing the Palma-Inca highway, you traverse almond and olive orchards on the slopes of the Tramuntana mountain range to reach the village of Alaró , with its lovely castle. To avoid 3km of heavy traffic on the road, you follow ancient footpaths linking Bi- nissalem and Alaró (with just a short 500m secon which is not suitable for cycling). On your return, you ‘sail down’ a beauful inland road which winds through an authenc rural landscape, past impressive estates and historic villages. Day 4 Circular ride 45 or 58 km There will be plenty of classic Mallorquin windmills to admire as you turn South. You’ll have the choice of vising 3 hermitages on the ascent up Puig de Randa (450m extra to ascend), but the scen- ery is just as nice if you choose to cycle directly to Llucmajor then around the Puig . Later, a dirt road takes you to Montuiri and back to the hotel. Day 5 Ruberts to Pollen ça 43 km Today starts with a ride from Ruberts to Pollença , through a quiet valley with carob plantaons and Mediterranean oak trees in the Sierra Montana foothills. You pass the huge bay of Puerto Pollença, a tranquil beach resort, and end up in the historical town of Pol- lença. Your luggage will be transported for you. Days 6 & 7 Circular rides through S’Albufera, and Alcudia or Lluc Again you may choose from several cycling tours along the deep blue coastline of Pollença and Alcudia , once an important Roman selement. Ride into the Sierra de Tramuntana , with a strenuous climb to admire the Black Madonna of Lluc . There are several short hikes you can take, or just enjoy a dive into the sea. 42 or 68km, 25 or 50km. Day 8 End of tour a er breakfast. What to Expect What will the weather be like? Getting There The dayme temperature will be around 22 to mid-30’s degrees C ( 70’s to 90’s F), with very lile rainfall. It is the hoest in July and August, although can be done, not recom- If you are arriving by plane at the mended. It will be breezy not humid. Palma de Mallorca airport, there is a transfer included to your first How many hours of cycling a day? accommodation. Be prepared to ride between 4 to 6 hours daily. This is not a supported tour, so you must ride the route once you set out. From the ferry terminal, taxi What are the bikes like? transfer to the first accommoda- 27 speed hybrid ( or mtn bike style) Rapid Fire Deore Shimano gears with Gel saddles, alu- tion costs about 40 euros. minum frame, puncture resistant 28” res, saddle bags, lock, repair kit and handlebar bag. You can bring your own pedals to aach. A shuttle bus runs from the air- How fit do I need to be? port to the train station in La Pal- This is a fairly moderate cycling tour that is mostly on rolling hills. Daily distances do not ma every quarter of an hour. exceed 40 miles and average 30. Some longer climbs included in this route. This will change From the centre of La Palma you depending on your fitness level and the amount of stops you make along the route. Ener- can get to Sa Pobla by train or by gec beginners are welcome on the tour! bus (40 km). Trains run daily, The routes go through quiet rural areas. Urbanized areas of the coast are avoided. All Monday through Sunday, every natural areas and Natural Parks are explored as well as all the interesng cultural sites. hour. What is the food like? At the end you can travel back to We have included a buffet breakfast each day. Most of the hotels offer some cheeses, fruits, meats and yogurts. Picnic lunches are available at the hotels as long as you order the airport from Pollença by bus, them in advance. Otherwise, there are plenty of places to stop for a long lunch or a quick several times daily. The journey bite. Spain is renowned for food. Try tapas, which are a popular early-evening snack, and takes about 1.5 hour. other wonderful regional speciales. For dinner, our notes will offer some suggesons close by. Remember that the Spanish eat very late, so plan to have a snack on your own. What are the hotels like? The accommodaons, based on twin-sharing basis, are “agroturismos” (converted farm- houses) that are tasteful, charming and clean. You will stay in the same two locaons for the enre tour. How to book your holiday • Contact our office to make sure there is space available. One of our travel planners will walk you through the entire pro- cess. • Download the reservation form from our site and send in completed form by fax or email. Once this is done, your space is confirmed and a pre-departure packet will be sent. • A deposit is required immediately, and final payment is due 60 days prior to the trip departure. Terms & conditions are outlined in our Reservation Form. Extra Services • Plan your air travel as soon as possible. Extra hotel nights in Barcelona or Ma- • We encourage you to purchase travel insurance, either drid, by the airport or downtown are through us or a travel insurance provider directly. priced starting from 150€ per night. • Ensure you are in proper health for the trip chosen. Contact us, for more information on vaccinations, inoculations, and fitness requirements. .
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