VISIT TO LOCAL PRODUCERS
Choosing an experience organized by local residents, visiting a small farm, or buying locally produced goods helps sustain activities that are essential for preserving the island’s landscape and identity.
GUIDED HIKING AND ECOTOURISM EXPERIENCES
A way to connect with nature responsibly, getting to know the environment and appreciating its elements
SELF-GUIDED E-BIKE TOURS
The package includes a premium electric bike and access to an app with route directions. It’s an opportunity to explore the area while getting some exercise in a comfortable and dynamic way.
S'Albufera
The Best Natural Park on the Island
Cape Formentor
The Most Iconic Route
Son Real Public Estate
Old houses, forest and sea
Old Town of Pollensa
Charming mountain village
Hermitage of La Victoria
Panoramic view from the summit of Alcudia
GUIDED ROAD BIKE TOURS
If you enjoy riding long distances on the road, discovering new landscapes, and enjoying the company of others, going out with a guide will allow you to get the most out of the experience.
Sa Calobra
Iconic and defiant
Orient
Nature and Local Character
Sineu and Petra
The Rural Heart of the Island
Formentor and La Victoria
A Cyclist's Paradise
Our Guides
We have a team of professional guides who know and love Mallorca. They tailor the experience to each group so that everyone can enjoy it to the fullest. We offer e-bike, road bike, and walking tours designed to connect visitors with the environment and with the people who keep it alive. Our approach incorporates ecotourism and regenerative tourism, because exploring the island can also mean helping to preserve it and highlight the value of its landscape, culture, and agricultural sector.
Ecotourism
Through ecotourism, we enjoy nature responsibly, minimizing our impact and helping to preserve the environment. Regenerative tourism also aims to ensure that our presence has a positive impact on the region and its residents. We incorporate these principles into our experiences and services, connecting with Mallorca’s landscape, culture, and local producers. Exploring the island by bike or on foot can also be a way to get to know, appreciate, and help keep the region alive.