Pollença

In the morning, we seek shelter under the arcades of Plaça Major with a hot coffee. At midday, the thick walls of Sant Jordi church and the museum provide a dry sanctuary from the rain showers. In the afternoon, we carefully climb the 365 steps of El Calvari, which can be slippery when wet. In the evening, we end at Pont Romà, enjoying the fresh scent of the mountains after the storm.

The morning starts crisp in Plaça Major, where locals enjoy the mild winter sun. At midday, the light in the churches and museum is particularly clear and peaceful, free from the summer tourist crowds. In the afternoon, the climb to Calvari is much more pleasant in the cool air than in the August heat. As the sun sets around 17:30, we reach Pont Romà in the soft twilight of the Mallorcan winter.

Start in the center and challenge yourself at Puig de Maria. After the descent, cycle via the Roman Bridge towards the coast. Enjoy the afternoon at Cala Sant Vicenç bay and cycle to the Albercutx Tower for an incomparable view over the sea.

We start cautiously from Plaça Major on wet tires. The climb to Puig de Maria in the rain is a challenge as the path can be slippery and muddy. On the descent towards Pont Romà, careful braking is required. The ride to Cala Sant Vicenç and Albercutx tower is windswept but offers dramatic views of the churning sea.

Ideal cycling weather! We start fresh from Plaça Major. The climb to Puig de Maria is a joy in winter, without the summer heat on our backs. After Pont Romà, we enjoy the empty roads towards Cala Sant Vicenç. The final ascent to Albercutx tower offers a long-distance clarity often blurred by haze in summer.

Start in the historic core of Pollença. The journey then takes you to the spectacular Cap de Formentor, the northernmost point of Mallorca. After the windy cape, enjoy the panorama from the Albercutx Tower and end the trip with relaxing hours at the beach of Cala Sant Vicenç.

Starting comfortably dry from Plaça Major. The Calvari stop is kept brief as the steps demand extra attention in the rain. The drive to Formentor lighthouse is dramatic in wet weather but requires full concentration on the winding road. We spend the afternoon sheltered in the car at the Albercutx viewpoint and end the day in Sant Vicenç bay.

A relaxed day without parking worries! We start at Plaça Major and enjoy the Calvari climb in the mild winter air. The drive to Cap de Formentor is a highlight in winter as summer access restrictions do not apply. We finish the tour at Albercutx tower and Cala Sant Vicenç in the clear, low-hanging afternoon sunlight.