Cycling

One of the proposed routes in the Mallorca Cyclist Paths Plan. It allows you to get to know some of the villages of the Pla that have been declared Assets of Cultural Interest for their integration with the environment and for preserving traditional constructions and urban layout, such as Randa, Ruberts, Biniali, Ses Alqueries, and Ses Olleries. Other points of interest that are also visited include the hermitage of Castellitx or the small towns of Pina, Sencelles, Costitx, and Santa Eugènia.

A circular route through the Pla region ascending to the sanctuaries of Bonany and Gràcia, which allows you to enjoy spectacular panoramic views. The route provides the opportunity to experience the landscape from another perspective, appreciating different views. Along the route, there are challenging hills and exciting descents that delight the more adventurous. The different hermitages and sanctuaries are undoubtedly the main attraction of the route.

This route allows you to visit six hermitages or oratories, located on the small elevations of the Pla, offering wonderful panoramic views of much of the island. At Puig de Cura, you can visit the sanctuaries of Gràcia, Sant Honorat, and Cura, accessible by a 4.5 km road with a 5% average gradient. The circuit of ascents is completed with Monti-sion in Porreres (1.4 km and 7% gradient) and Bonany (3.7 km and 5%) in Petra. On the way back, you pass through Sineu, famous for its market.

A medium difficulty route that requires good physical condition as it passes through some unpaved sections. Along the route, you can visit strong>several windmills, typical of the Pla landscape/strong>. Additionally, you can also enjoy various points that make up the Talayotic route between Costitx and Sencelles, such as the talayot of Binifat.

A circular route that starts and ends at Pont d’Inca with the aim of covering much of the Pla. It is the ideal itinerary for those who want to undertake long distances on well-maintained secondary roads with easy coexistence with other vehicles. It offers magnificent landscapes and the possibility to stop at several museums such as Son Fornés or the Glass Museum of Can Guardiola, declared an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.

A combination of scenic roads and rural paths. It allows you to pedal through a charming landscape, discovering the authenticity of the Pla countryside. The route passes through more rural and traditional areas, where you can enjoy local culture and typical island architecture. The route allows you to delve into the Talayotic legacy of the Pla, visiting the talayots of Can Xim and the archaeological museum of Son Fornés.

This route is a pleasant journey through the Mallorcan countryside. Starting in the village of Sencelles, the route travels along quiet roads surrounded by lush landscapes. The route provides the opportunity to explore the authenticity of the region, enjoying the serenity of the natural environment. Arriving in Santa Eugènia, you can appreciate traditional Mallorcan architecture. This is a perfect route for cyclists of different levels, as it offers mainly flat terrain with very gentle hills.

A route that crosses the Pla de Mallorca from west to east. It is a popular option for cyclists who want to enjoy a safe and panoramic ride through the center of Mallorca. One of the advantages of this route is that the service road is well maintained and separated from the main road traffic, providing a safer and more comfortable experience for cyclists. Along the way, there are rest areas where you can recharge and stock up.

A picturesque circular route through the Mallorcan countryside, offering the opportunity to enjoy the calm of the countryside and the natural beauty and tranquility of the Pla. Pedaling along roads surrounded by fields and typical Mallorcan landscapes, you can appreciate rural architecture and the charming village houses that characterize the region. Throughout the route, you can enjoy the calm of the countryside, fresh air, and the chance to immerse yourself in the authentic essence of Mallorca.

The roads along this route allow you to enjoy the tranquility of the countryside and the small towns along the way. Depending on the section of the road, you can find gentle hills, picturesque rural areas, and even small wooded areas, adding an element of diversity to the route. Additionally, the route has an important cultural element, as it allows you to make stops at various remnants of past eras, such as the cave of Camp del Bisbe or the site of Son Fornés.