Trekking, Mallorca

With several routes to choose from in various locations across Mallorca there is something for everyone!

Easy Level (4hr to 4hr30)

• La Trapa - This trek will take you along the coast with breathtaking views, arriving at the viewpoint of Cap Fabioler, a fantastic place to see Dragonera island from, and one of the best sunsets in the Mediterranean.
• Cuber to Biniaraix - Beginning in the foothills of the Puig Major mountain, hike on ancient stone paths and take in the rural landscapes and olive groves of Mallorcha, before arriving at the quaint village of Biniaraix.
• Sa Gubia - A mountain with a comfortable ascent where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the bay of Palma and its surrounds.
• Talaia d'Alcúdia - See the Alcudia peninsula as well as the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia from a vantage point of 444 meters above sea level.

Medium Level (Full Day)

• Alaró Castle - Starting at the rural village of Orient in the heart of Mallorca, trek through ancient olive groves and the thick woods of Alcinas to arrive at the ruins of the castle of Alaro.
• Camí de s'Archiduc - Named for a 17th century aristocratic member of the Austrian imperial family who spent much of this life in the area, the Archduke Luis Salvador, this loop treck from Valldemossa takes in the mighty oaks and beautiful views of picturesque cliffs.
• Painter's Route - Famed by painters for its stunning views of the rugged cliffs of the north coast, this circular trek provides some magnificent views, typical of Mediterranean coastal landscape.
• Puig Galatzó - Isolated from other peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana, Puig Galatzó was considered sacred in prehistoric times.This circular trek brings you to an altitude of 1026m above sea level, guaranteeing phenomenal views.

Advanced (Full Day)

• Torrent de Pareis - The torrent of Pareis is one of the iconic tours of the island of Mallorca. A long journey inside the canyon, with its impressive rock walls, ending at the beautiful and picturesque beach of sa Calobra.
• Puig Tomir - One of Mallorca's post prominent peaks, Puig Tomir offers stunning views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range from it's summit at 1104m.
• Puig de Massanella - The second highest peak on the island of Mallorca at an altitude of 1352m, Puig de Massanella offers breathtaking views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and much more.

Or you can choose the Adventure Trekking day which is a complete, dynamic and active trek, incorporating aspects of rappelling, climbing, and caving.