• Serveis Funeraris d’Inca - The meeting point is at the cemetery parking lot. Here, the guide will provide an overview of the tour route, instructions on using the e-bikes, and essential safety guidelines to ensure a risk-free experience.

• Camí Vell de Muro - The “camí vell de Muro” was the historic road linking Mallorca’s capital, Palma, with the regional capital of El Raiguer, Inca, passing through the island’s most vineyard-rich area.

• Biniagual - Finca Biniagual is a serene farmhouse dating back to Moorish times, now focused on viticulture in Mallorca. The property includes 14 houses, a chapel, a historic winery, and a wine cellar, all beautifully integrated into the Mallorcan landscape.

• Sencelles - In this charming city, there will be a stop at its lovely church, where the guide will share a delightful legend about the origin of the name Sencelles.

• Toutatis - The Cas Canar houses and the Toutatis craft beer factory.

• Jornets - A mandatory stop in Jornets, one of Mallorca’s lesser-known towns. Here, visitors will explore the church and learn about the history of Teleclubs, a Francoist symbol from the 1960s in rural areas.

• Sineu Market - Established by King Jaime II in 1306, this market is held every Wednesday morning, offering fruits, vegetables, tools, farm machinery, clothes, shoes, and even animals. It is the only market in Mallorca permitted to sell live animals, featuring an exhibition of live animals showcasing the main native breeds of Mallorca, Menorca, and Ibiza.

• Bottled water included
• Bike guide services provided
• E-bike and helmet provided
• Saddlebags included for convenience

• Lunch
• Gratuities

On this cycling journey, we venture into some of the lesser-known settlements of the Es Raiguer region, captivating with their narratives, myths, and folklores in a simple, engaging, and green manner. You will be greeted with a stunning panoramic sight of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and traverse through an area showcasing splendid vineyards.

Once we reach Sineu, you will have ample leisure time to explore the market, indulge in shopping, or savour a delightful plate of ‘frito’ as one would typically see Mallorcans do. The traditional and widely beloved dish ‘frito mallorquin’ is a specialty of Sineu. Our guide can assist you in finding the best place to enjoy it…

Starting Point: Inca
Difficulty Level: Easy
Travel Distance: 40.5 km
Climb: 220 m
Descent: 220 m
Time Span: 5 hours

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.