Stands out for

  • • 10-15 km urban and coastal route with clearly marked bike lanes
  • • Gastronomic stop in the maritime neighborhood of El Molinar
  • • Visit to protected natural area with visible archaeological remains at Es Carnatge
  • • Start at Palma’s Gothic Cathedral with sea views
  • • Finish at Playa de Palma with fine sand and turquoise waters

Description

Context This urban and coastal cycling route explores Palma de Mallorca, beginning at its iconic Gothic Cathedral and continuing toward Playa de Palma. The 10-15 km journey follows clearly marked bike lanes and is suitable for all fitness levels, blending historical heritage with protected natural spaces. The Mediterranean breeze and the scent of sea salt accompany the ride.

The experience You begin in the old town, passing through Parc de la Mar with panoramic views of the Cathedral, then enter the maritime neighborhood of El Molinar, where the aroma of local bread and sea air is noticeable. The route continues through the natural area of Es Carnatge, where visible archaeological remains offer a glimpse into the region’s ancient past. The tour concludes at Playa de Palma, where you can enjoy the soft texture of fine sand and turquoise waters. The pace is leisurely, with stops for tapas tasting and guided commentary from the local expert.

For whom Ideal for families with children over 7 who can ride a bike, tourists interested in history and nature, and beginner to intermediate cyclists. Not suitable for those with limited mobility unless adapted equipment is available, or for those seeking high-intensity physical challenges.

Local context Palma balances tradition and modernity, with neighborhoods like El Molinar preserving their maritime character and local culinary culture. This route reflects that blend, passing through protected green spaces and historic landmarks, showcasing the city’s rich cultural and natural diversity.

Key Info

Best season

Weather dependent

Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing, use proper biking shoes, apply sunscreen, and carry a water bottle. The best times to ride are spring, autumn, or early morning and late afternoon in summer to avoid peak heat. Consider renting an electric bike for less physical strain. Be aware that some sections lack shade, so plan your return journey in advance using public transport or apps like Bicimap.

About the Area

The route runs through Palma de Mallorca, connecting the historic old town with the Mediterranean coastline. It passes through landmarks such as the Cathedral, charming neighborhoods like El Molinar, protected natural zones, and Playa de Palma. The city offers bike rental services, public transport, and a wide range of dining options to enhance the experience. Nearby attractions include the Bellver Castle, the Santa Catalina district, and several museums worth visiting.

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The recommended minimum age is 7 years, provided participants can ride a bicycle safely to ensure comfort and enjoyment throughout the route.
Yes, the guided tour includes bicycle and helmet rental for all participants, ensuring safe and properly fitted equipment for every rider.
Yes, electric bike rental is available for those who prefer reduced physical effort or additional assistance during the ride.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 to 3.5 hours, including cultural stops, tasting breaks, and guided explanations from the local guide.
Return is possible via public transport or by planning the route using services like Bicimap, as bike return options are not always available at the destination.