Gentle 40-mile circular Mallorca cycling route from Port de Pollenca to Alcudia via Muro and Sa Pobla. Coastal paths, valley routes, coffee stops and stunning Mediterranean views for all abilities.

Pollenca Alcudia Cycling Route

Monday 13 May, 2019
Author: Simon Bengeman

We rode this 40-mile circular route when our legs needed a break from climbing, trading mountain passes for coastal roads and quiet inland lanes. The route follows the bay from Port de Pollenca to Alcudia, then cuts inland to Platja de Muro before turning at Can Picafort onto meandering roads toward Muro for the first proper coffee stop. The terrain stays gentle enough for conversation, with just enough rolling sections to keep things interesting without destroying you.

After Muro, the route skirts Sa Pobla and climbs gradually to Buger, crossing the main highway before dropping into the beautiful Cami Vell de Campanet valley route back to Pollenca. This valley stretch delivers the best scenery of the day, with olive groves and traditional Spanish roads that see far fewer cyclists than the coastal routes. The whole loop works perfectly for riders wanting Mediterranean views and proper Spanish villages without committing to serious elevation. Plan coffee stops in Muro and take time in Alcudia’s old town if you fancy a lunch break before the valley section.

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Perfect for a gentle day touring the island of Mallorca this ride takes you along the coast from Port De Pollenca to Alcudia then slightly more inland whilst still following the coast to Platja de Muro. You then head directly inland along lovely spanish roads once you reach Can Picafort turning right onto a meandering lane into the town of Muro for your first coffee stop.

Then heading downhill out of town around the outskirts of Sa Pobla and uphill again on a slight gradient to Buger crossing the main highway then onto the beautiful valley route from Campanet along Cami Vell De Campanet Valley to Pollenca then back to the start.

Port De Pollenca to Alcudia Cycling

Starting from Port De Pollenca, you’ll be greeted by picturesque beaches and crystal-clear waters as you pedal along the coast. The smooth roads and well-maintained cycling paths make it easy to navigate, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mallorca.

As you make your way towards Alcudia, you’ll pass through quaint villages and lush green landscapes. Take a moment to stop and appreciate the breathtaking scenery around you – from rolling hills to charming olive groves – it’s a true feast for the eyes.

Cycling in Mallorca

Open to all abilities cycling in Mallorca offers something for everyone, whether you’re an experienced cyclist or just looking for a leisurely ride. The route from Port De Pollenca to Alcudia is perfect for those seeking a gentle day of exploration on two wheels.

So grab your bike, soak up the Mediterranean sunshine, and embark on an unforgettable cycling adventure in Mallorca. With its idyllic coastal vistas and tranquil countryside, this route promises a truly memorable experience that will leave you wanting more.

Pollenca Alcudia Cycling Route

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Gentle 40-mile circular Mallorca cycling route from Port de Pollenca to Alcudia via Muro and Sa Pobla. Coastal paths, valley routes, coffee stops and stunning Mediterranean views for all abilities.

Simon Bengeman

Simon's love of travel began during an immersive trip to Asia, where he traded adventure stories with locals and fellow travellers . Since then he has been documenting his experiences on adrenaline filled trails, meeting new people and discovering new places that are far from the usual tourist routes. He makes it his goal to experience any country he visits like a local.

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