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Blissful coastal cycling in Illes Balears


Cycling routes from Portocolom

Portocolom, situated in Illes Balears, Spain, is an idyllic locality that beckons road and gravel cyclists. Riders can enjoy picturesque coastal rides, with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and rugged cliffs. Portocolom embodies the best of the Balearic Islands, featuring charming villages, azure waters, and beautiful beaches. Cyclists can explore the island through well-maintained roads that offer a mix of flat stretches and gentle climbs. Moreover, the renowned ascent of Sant Salvador awaits cyclists nearby, enticing them with its breathtaking vistas and demanding slopes. With its coastal beauty and thrilling climbs, Portocolom is a paradise for cyclists in Illes Balears.

Embark on a gravel adventure, explore coastal delights, and witness the rugged nature of Portocolom

gravel
45 km
615 m
Tough

If you're up for a gravel adventure near Portocolom, this round-trip route will take you through stunning coastal landscapes and reveal the rugged nature of the area. Starting at Cala Marçal, pedal your way to Puig de Mamelles, a challenging climb with rewarding views of the surroundings. Continue onward to Son Macià, a picturesque village immersed in tranquil countryside. As you approach Cales de Mallorca, admire the coastal beauty and the sparkling blue waters. The route then takes you back to Portocolom, where you'll have the chance to appreciate the historic fishing port and its vibrant waterfront promenade. Don't forget to visit the mirador de la Cova Foradada, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the coast. Grab your gravel bike and get ready for an exciting adventure filled with natural wonders and coastal delights.


Explore the scenic beauty of Portocolom while conquering tough gravel roads.

gravel
84 km
962 m
Tough

Portocolom offers a challenging cycling experience with its rocky terrains and breathtaking views. Start your journey by the beautiful shores of Cala Marçal and then tackle the epic Puig de sa Talaia climb, which provides a stunning panoramic view of the island. As you continue, you'll pass through the charming towns of Porreres and Sant Joan, each with their own unique charm. The route also includes the famous Puig de Bonany, a challenging climb that rewards you with a captivating vista over the surrounding countryside. Finally, challenge yourself with the ascent to Puig de Mamelles and admire the rugged beauty of the area.


Indulge in a short but picturesque gravel cycling experience close to Portocolom.

gravel
41 km
452 m
Chill

Enjoy a short yet visually captivating cycling experience in the vicinity of Portocolom, featuring breathtaking views and serene landscapes. Begin your journey at Cala Marçal, a fascinating beach framed by sheer cliffs. Challenge yourself with the climb up Puig de sa Talaia, where panoramic views await at the summit. The route passes through Son Macià, a hidden gem nestled amidst the tranquil countryside. As you continue, immerse yourself in the stunning coastal landscapes surrounding Portocolom. Finally, reward yourself with the enchanting views from mirador de la Cova Foradada, a perfect culmination to your gravel adventure.


Discover island paradise and take on the challenge of Puig de sa Talaia, sa Mola, and puig Foradat climbs

road
100 km
1008 m
Savage

This round-trip cycling route near Portocolom combines the beauty of the island paradise with challenging mountain climbs. Starting at Cala Marçal, you'll cycle along the scenic coastline before taking on the difficult ascents of Puig de sa Talaia, sa Mola, and puig Foradat. These climbs are famous for being both physically demanding and rewarding, offering breathtaking views at their peaks. Along the way, you'll pass through the charming town of Felanitx, the historic village of Petra, and Sant Llorenç des Cardassar with its traditional Mallorcan architecture. The route culminates at the mirador de la Cova Foradada, where you can admire the stunning coastal landscapes. With its mix of challenging climbs and beautiful scenery, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists seeking an epic adventure.


Embark on an adventurous gravel road cycling route along the beautiful coast near Portocolom.

gravel
49 km
513 m
Tough

Unleash your adventurous spirit and conquer the rugged coastal landscapes near Portocolom on this gravel road cycling route. Start your journey at Cala Marçal, a picturesque beach with crystal clear waters. As you pedal along the challenging paths, take in the stunning views from Puig de sa Talaia, a renowned cycling spot offering panoramic vistas of the island. The route briefly detours through Son Macià, a tranquil village immersed in scenic beauty. Finally, return to Portocolom while conquering the winding gravel roads and marvel at mirador de la Cova Foradada, a cliffside viewpoint boasting mesmerizing views of the jagged coastline and turquoise waters.


Experience scenic landscapes, visit ancient towers, and explore the Drach (Dragon's) Cave

road
87 km
982 m
Savage

Get ready for a round-trip cycling adventure near Portocolom that takes you through scenic landscapes, past ancient towers, and to the natural wonder of the Drach Cave. Starting at Cala Marçal, you'll cycle through Es Picot, a rocky hill offering panoramic views of the countryside. Continue your journey to Torre de ses Puntes, an ancient tower with historical significance. Pedal onwards to puig Foradat, a challenging climb that rewards you with magnificent vistas. As you approach Son Servera, take a detour to visit the majestic Drach Cave with its stunning underground lake and breathtaking stalactite formations. This route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a mix of natural and cultural attractions.


Cycle along the scenic coast, pass ancient towers, and discover the charm of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar

road
76 km
726 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route near Portocolom combines coastal beauty with the discovery of ancient towers and charming villages. Starting at Cala Marçal, you'll cycle along the scenic coast, passing Torre de ses Puntes, a 17th-century tower with historical significance. The route then takes you to the rustic village of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, known for its traditional Mallorcan architecture and local crafts. You'll also have the opportunity to climb Puig de na Mancada, offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. As you return towards Portocolom, don't miss the wonderful views from the mirador de la Cova Foradada. This route offers a moderate level of difficulty and provides cyclists with a chance to explore both the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the area.


Embark on a thrilling road cycling journey along the scenic coast near Portocolom.

road
101 km
661 m
Tough

Take in the stunning coastal beauty of Portocolom as you embark on this road cycling adventure. Start your route at Cala Marçal, a beautiful beach with crystal clear waters. The challenging climb up Puig de sa Talaia offers breathtaking views of the island from its peak. As you continue, you'll pass through the charming towns of Campos and Llucmajor, each offering their own unique charm and hospitality. The legendary climb up Puig de Galdent will challenge even the most experienced cyclists, but the views from the top are worth every pedal stroke. Conclude your journey by conquering the winding roads to the mirador de la Cova Foradada, where panoramic views of the coastline await.


Experience the charming countryside landscapes surrounding Portocolom on this road cycling route.

road
61 km
458 m
Chill

Escape the bustling coast and immerse yourself in the quiet beauty of the countryside near Portocolom. Begin your journey at Cala Marçal and conquer the challenging ascent of Puig de sa Talaia, where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views over the island. Sa Penya Bosca provides a serene and picturesque detour, with its peaceful surroundings and quaint traditional houses. Son Macià is a tranquil village nestled amidst lush greenery, offering a refreshing break from the road. Puig de sa Bandera offers a moderately challenging climb with panoramic views over the rolling hills and farmlands of the area. As you make your way back to Portocolom, take a moment to explore the charming town itself, with its traditional architecture and welcoming atmosphere.


Experience the stunning Cala Marçal and take on the challenging ascents of Puig de sa Talaia and sa Mola

road
49 km
438 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route near Portocolom offers a mix of scenic coastal views, challenging ascents, and charming towns. After starting at the beautiful Cala Marçal, you'll climb Puig de sa Talaia and sa Mola, both known for their breathtaking panoramas. Along the way, you'll pass through the picturesque town of Felanitx and the charming village of Son Macià. The highlight of the route is the mirador de la Cova Foradada, offering stunning views of the coastline. Overall, this route offers a good balance of difficulty and epicness, making it suitable for experienced cyclists.


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