On arrival in Majorca make your way to Campos near the Balearic Island’s south coast. Your hotel is a lovely old converted farmhouse, complete with large outdoor pool, in the heart of the Mallorquin countryside.

Your first day’s cycling follows a circular route out past the nearby beaches and salt lagoons where you can sometimes spot flamingos wading in the shallow waters. Stop for a dip at the lovely Es Trenc beach before heading back to Campos for your second night at the at the converted farmhouse.

Leaving Campos you’ll follow quiet back roads through the countryside to meet the coast and then head north alongside the Mediterranean. Your route then takes you inland through quaint old villages and peaceful almond groves to the little village of Algaida, you will be based in a lovely hotel with swimming pool for the next two nights.

Today’s circular ride leads you along quiet lanes through unspoilt scenery to Sineu, a handsome market town. Take your time and enjoy the rural charm of this lovely ride perhaps stopping at one of the traditional villages en route. Make sure you leave some time to explore the hilltop village of Montuiri with its symbolic windmills.

Today you’ll cycle towards the Tramontana Mountains, a great craggy range in the north west of the island. With the mountains in sight you’ll arrive at your hotel in Selva or Binibona, just at the start of the Tramontana foothills. You’ll have two nights here and can take full advantage of the hotel pool and excellent restaurant.

The Tramontana is arguably the most beautiful part of Majorca, and today’s circular route will take you through some blissful scenery. The mountains make for a dramatic backdrop and you’ll have the chance to stop at some more perfectly-preserved old villages on your way. Look out for some of the region’s abundant wildlife; eagles and other birds of prey can often be seen circling high up around the peaks.

Today is your last day of mallorquin cycling and you’re in for a great day in the saddle. Leave Selva/Binibona to head right up to the north of the island. Meet the sea and take a break at the historic town of Alcudia before following the coast for a little while. Then you’ll head inland a little to the medieval town of Pollença. The town has plenty of great al fresco restaurants round its charming central square and along its cobbled streets. If you have the energy it’s well worth climbing the steps right up to the old monastery for some great views. You’ll spend the last night of your holiday in this charming little town.

After breakfast it’s time to check out and head for home or your next adventure.