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Mountain biking on Mallorca
Mountain biking on Mallorca ranges from easier tracks in the north and on the east coast to technical trails in the Tramuntana. This guide deliberately stays separate from road cycling.
Where can I find MTB hire and tours?
Specific places to go, with full address and direct map link.
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CAMIBIKE
Calle Binicanella 15, Local 2, 07560 Cala Millor
A place to go for MTB hire and guided tours on the east coast.
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Bike Point Mallorca
Carrer Son Galta, Edificio s'Estanyol, Local 12, 07560 Cala Millor
Bike service in Cala Millor for tours on the east coast.
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Mallorca Bike Hire
Carrer de Temple Fielding 10, 07470 Port de Pollença
Bike hire in the north near Pollença and the Tramuntana.
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Parc Natural de s’Albufera
Av. de s'Albufera, 07458 Muro / Alcúdia
Nature tip for quieter cycling; observe the protection rules and permitted paths on site.
Booking
Reserve a hire bike and guided tours directly with the provider. For demanding tours, state your experience and the level you want.
Equipment & hire
A helmet, repair kit, water and tyres suited to the route are part of the basic equipment. Clarify the scope of the hire equipment in advance.
Beginners & advanced riders
Beginners choose easier tracks in the north or east. Technical trails and rocky ground require confident bike control; a guide makes sense there.
Suitable regions
Cala Millor opens up the east coast, Port de Pollença the north. The Tramuntana is more mountainous and technically more demanding.
Practical tips for holidaymakers
- Agree the route and level of difficulty with the provider.
- Only ride on permitted paths in protected areas.
- For road cycling routes, use the existing road cycling guide.
Towns & regions
Frequently asked questions about mountain biking on Mallorca
Where can you hire mountain bikes on Mallorca?
Specific places to go are in Cala Millor and Port de Pollença. Ask about availability and equipment directly in advance.
Is mountain biking suitable for beginners?
Yes, if you choose an easy route. Technical trails in mountain regions, on the other hand, require experience and confident bike control.
Do you need a guide?
Not necessarily on easy tracks. On technical trails, in unfamiliar terrain or on demanding tours, a guide makes sense.

