Pollença
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Discover Pollença by bike or on foot! Whether you are a fan of road cycling, MTB or triathlon, you cannot miss this beautiful village in the north of Majorca and at the foot of the Sierra de Tramuntana. An unbeatable spot to enjoy the routes of Faro de Formentor and Sa Calobra.
Discover Pollença by bike or on foot! Whether you are a fan of road cycling, MTB or triathlon, you cannot miss this beautiful village in the north of Majorca and at the foot of the Sierra de Tramuntana. An unbeatable spot to enjoy the routes of Faro de Formentor and Sa Calobra.
The island of Majorca is one of the most important cycling destinations in Spain. Every year the streets are full of cyclists enjoying the cycling paradise, where not only unique climbs are waiting, but also different route profiles, uncrowded streets and unforgettable spots.
The hairpin bends of Sa Calobra and the climb to Faro de Formentor are a must-see if you choose Pollença as the destination for your next cycling getaway. Although not everything is simple and easy. Demanding routes to climb the mountain passes boasting unique views. It will be worth the effort!
If you want to relax your legs after the ride, enjoy a bike ride along the coast from Puerto de Pollença or discover the rich heritage of Pollença village. The two villages, separated by 7 km, offer bicycle tourism, gastronomy, sport and leisure.
Triathlon enthusiasts can also take advantage of the complexes in Puerto de Pollença that focus on the triathlete's maximum performance. With Olympic swimming pools, the sea just a few meters away and a multitude of cycling and walking routes, the Port of Pollença welcomes a large number of triathletes every year for pre-season training.
Don't miss out on discovering Pollença and book your bike and certified Cycling Friendly accommodation today!
Road cycling | MTB | triathlon
300 days of sunshine a year. With an annual average temperature is 16 to 18 degrees, in summer with maximums of 29 and 30 degrees and in winter about 5 to 9 degrees.
The best time is from February to May and from September to November, when the weather conditions are perfect for cycling on the island.
Sa Calobra / Formentor / Puig Major / Lluc / Coll de Sóller
Hall of Fame
Johan Muehleg
Amateur Cyclist
Kate Winnegan
Triathlete
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