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Esment Inca

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Cafè Inca. Un espacio luminoso y cálido. Tapas, brasas, verduras de temporada y arroces.

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Bike friendly9/10

Coffee / food9/10

Social vibe10/10

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Carrer Joan d'Austria, 51, 07300 Inca

Mon–Sun 8:30–17:00

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Alcudia

The Mallorca 312 — Everything the Island Has

312 kilometres. 4,260 metres of climbing. The entire island in one day. Sa Calobra, Puig Major, Cap Formentor, the MA-10 coast. The Mallorca 312 doesn't ask whether you're ready.

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Spain

LoopClimbRoad

Alcudia

The Mallorca 167 — Puig Major, Sa Calobra, and the Long Way Back

The Mallorca 167 is not the short version of anything. Puig Major, Sa Calobra, the Coll de Femenia — three climbs that have nothing to prove, on an island that knows exactly what it's doing to you.

3 ravitosRead the guide →

Spain

Gravel

Inca

On the Inca Trail — The Interior Labyrinth

This route starts and finishes in Inca, the island's third city, and heads south into a landscape of dry stone walls, almond and carob orchards, and lanes so narrow they could be mistaken for private driveways. They are not. They belong to everyone willing to explore.

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Spain

Gravel

Palma de Mallorca

Sineu to the Mountains — Castell d'Alaró

The ride begins on flat agricultural roads before the terrain changes character completely. Somewhere near Lloseta, on the other side of the railway tracks, the mountains begin. What follows is one of the most varied gravel routes on the island — fire roads, hidden singletrack, concrete switchbacks, and eventually the medieval castle of Alaró perched on its improbable rock.

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Spain

Road

Palma de Mallorca

Sa Creu & Galilea — Palma's Backyard

This is Mallorca for people who live here. Not the Tramuntana classics with their processions of rental bikes and team buses — just a good morning out, back before the city gets properly started.

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Spain

Road

Alcudia

To the Lighthouse — Cap de Formentor

If Sa Calobra is the king of Mallorcan roads, Cap de Formentor is the queen. Less brutal, more theatrical. Where Sa Calobra earns its reputation through pure suffering, Formentor earns it through spectacle — a road that climbs, drops, twists and disappears around corners that reveal views so abrupt you forget to breathe.

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Esment Inca

Featured in guides

The Mallorca 312 — Everything the Island Has

The Mallorca 167 — Puig Major, Sa Calobra, and the Long Way Back

On the Inca Trail — The Interior Labyrinth

Sineu to the Mountains — Castell d'Alaró

Sa Creu & Galilea — Palma's Backyard

To the Lighthouse — Cap de Formentor

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