ITINERARY
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DAY 1 - LIGHTHOUSE
Morning arrivals will shake out the plane legs with a spin up to Cap de Formentor. With the sun on your back and the ocean by your side, you'll fall into island life
42KM / 899M
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DAY 2 - PETRA
An ideal first ride to find your legs and your ideal group. Enjoy a big flat loop south of the island to Petra square for lunch and a great blast back along the marsh road
120KM / 827M
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DAY 3 - SA CALOBRA
Tick off the poster boy switchback climb of Sa Calobra. En route we'll tackle Coll de Sa Batalla and enjoy the best descent do Coll de Femenia
108KM / 2083M
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DAY 4 - 3 MONASTERIES
Chalk off the 3 hill top monasteries of Mallorca on this iconic island ride, with fast and fun terrain between the climbs
185KM / 1814M
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DAY 4 - RECOVERY RIDE
While the 4 night guests return home, 7 night guests enjoy a spin to Cala Sant Vicenç for coffee and cake in this idyllic bay
20KM / 168M
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DAY 5 - SOLLER PASS
We'll tick off the Coll de Femenia, Soller Pass and the Orient in a day! For tired legs, there's a short route option available
143KM / 2486M
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DAY 6 - BUS OUT, BIKE BACK
Cross the island from Port Andratx to Puerto Pollensa via the Tramuntana mountain range including Puig Major!
125KM / 2457M
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DAY 7 - DEPART
Head home with new gears in your legs and motivated to take on the cycling season with your new-found Mallorca fitness
EVENT DETAILS
EVENT DETAILS
BEST HOTELS
You’ll stay at the Cabot 4* Hotel in Pollensa; a hub for cyclists in Mallorca. Inside is secure bike storage, fitness room, massage therapist and swimming pool.
The hotel is ideally located in the picturesque Puerto Pollensa town, between the flat lands and the mountains to offer variety to the week. Included in your stay is a gourmet buffet breakfast and hearty evening meal including alcoholic and soft drinks.
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Airport meet-and-greet hassle-free transfer to your hotel so you can jump on your bike fast and enjoy your trip.
Please note: your trip includes a seat on a group transfer based on recommended flights. Click the book now button to view recommend flights. Private transfers will incur an additional change.
EXPERT GUIDES
Expert guides will be with you at all times to direct you and support you, so all you have to do is look up and enjoy the views.
GROUPS FOR VARYING ABILITIES
We have different groups for varying abilities. Our groups are: Race 19-20mph, Club 17-18mph, Sportive 15-16mph and Social 12-14mph. All groups are accompanied by expert ride leaders and no one is left behind.
Please note: we cannot cater for beginner cyclists. You must be a competent road cyclist who is cycling regularly in the lead up to the camp and your riding speed fits into the above groups.
PACKED ITINERARY
You’ll cover 100-185km per day (see itinerary above) around the paradise island for cyclists. Our expert ride leaders will guide you along the best roads, taking in expertly crafted routes away from the usual tourist traffic.
You’ll maximise hours in the saddle while enjoying a fun, social and hassle-free training camp for varying abilities; racing cyclists, competitive triathletes and sportive riders, all looking to build fitness ahead of the season, or club cyclists, solo riders, couples and groups of friends looking for an awesome cycling holiday.
ICONIC CLIMBS
We'll take in the best bucket-list climbs in the area.
FRIENDLY & HASSLE-FREE
The Struggle team are there to make your trip hassle-free. We also strive to create an inclusive, social training camp in Mallorca, including a communal breakfast and dinner every day, post-ride beers, social night and awards night. We understand travelling solo can feel daunting. That's why we work hard to create a friendly atmosphere for social, like-minded cyclists.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I fly out for my trip?
When should I fly out for my trip?
Arrival day is the first date of your advertised trip and this is the day you should arrive at your destination airport. Morning arrivals will get the chance to do a leg loosener in the afternoon. Departure day is the advertised last date of your trip. If you would like to arrive and depart on different days this is absolutely fine, however will come with an additional nightly rate at the hotel and private tranfer cost. Please email hq@ridethestruggle.com if you would like to arrange alternative travel dates.
How fit do I need to be?
How fit do I need to be?
We have groups for varying abilities and welcome riders of different fitness and experience levels. This is a training camp and you don't need to be at your fitness. That said, it is important to have a decent base level of fitness to be able to cope with long rides over consecutive days. We cannot cater for everyone and if you are a beginner cyclists this may not be the trip for you. If you are unsure please don't hesitate to get in touch: hq@ridethestruggle.com.
I've never ridden in a group before. Is that ok?
I've never ridden in a group before. Is that ok?
Sure! If you haven't ridden in a group you'll gain this much-valued skill while joining us in Mallorca. We recommend you begin the week in a slighlty steadier group than you are used to. Once you have the skills nailed down you can move up the groups.
Should I hire a bike or bring my own bike?
Should I hire a bike or bring my own bike?
This is totally up to you. If you prefer a hassle-free trip and aren't used to travelling with your bike then hiring might be better for you. However, if you have a nice bike and feel comfortable riding it, you'll love gliding around the smooth roads on your favourite steed.
What spending money do I need?
What spending money do I need?
Our Girona trip includes breakfast and our Mallorca trip includes breakfast and buffet dinner. You'll need euros for your lunch money each day. We stop at inexpensive cafes, but we ask you to have euros to ease paying the bill.
What is the cancellation process?
What is the cancellation process?
We ask for a £150 deposit to secure your place on the trip. You can cancel your place up to 6 weeks before the trip but your deposit is non-refundable. Your final balance is due 6 weeks before. Once paid, this is non-refundable. As soon as you have booked your trip we recommend you take out travel insurance should you become injured ahead of the trip and can no longer attend.
Do I need Travel Insurance
Do I need Travel Insurance
Yes, it is compulsary to have travel insurance and you must not travel without it. Most travel insurers cover cycling in their standard package at no extra cost. Please ensure you check the policy wording before taking out insurance. We strongly recommend taking out travel insurance as soon as you have booked. This will cover you in case you before injured before the trip and can no longer attend. You also need a European Health Card (EHIC).
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