Best Motorcycle Routes in Mallorca

1️⃣ Palma → Cap de Formentor

This iconic route begins in Palma and follows the coastline toward the spectacular cliffs of Cap de Formentor. Enjoy seaside views, stop in Port de Pollença for a coffee, and finish at the lighthouse — perfect for sunset photos.

• Approx. 70 km of scenic roads
• Ideal stopovers: Mirador Es Colomer, Port de Pollença
• Recommended bike: Triumph Bonneville T120 or BMW R nineT

2️⃣ Serra de Tramuntana Adventure

Ride through Mallorca’s UNESCO World Heritage site — the Serra de Tramuntana Mountains. Curvy roads, mountain air, and panoramic ocean views make this route a favorite among local riders.

• Distance: 100–200 km (varies by route)
• Villages to visit: Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller — full of cafés and local culture
• Tip: Early morning rides are safest and offer the best light

3️⃣ West Coast Ride → Port d’Andratx

Follow the scenic west coast, passing through charming fishing villages and sea-view cafes. End your trip at the beautiful Port d’Andratx marina to relax and enjoy the sunset.

• Distance: ~40 km
• Highlights: Banyalbufar cliffs, Estellencs, Port d’Andratx

4️⃣ East Coast Ride → Arta

Discover Mallorca’s quieter side — hidden coves, peaceful countryside, and historic towns. End your trip in Arta, known for its medieval streets and authentic charm.

• Distance: 60 km
• Highlights: Cala Ratjada, Sant Salvador Monastery, Arta Market

🛡️ Safety & Rental Tips

• Always check tire pressure, oil, and brakes before departure
• Wear a helmet, gloves, and protective jacket
• Keep your license and emergency contacts accessible
• Speed limits: 120 km/h on highways, 100 km/h or less on other roads

🌞 Best Time to Ride

The best months for motorbike touring in Mallorca are April–June and September–October. Enjoy clear skies, fewer tourists, and pleasant temperatures.

Mallorca averages 2,800 sunny hours per year — making it the ultimate destination for riders seeking freedom and sunshine.