A circular walk from Cuber reservoir to the three majestic 1000m plus peaks which overlook it. Fabulous panoramic views with a real sense of being in the midst of the mountains. The ascent to sa Rateta follows a path from the reservoir dam up an S- shaped gully and the descent from Puig de l’Ofre avoids the tricky path on its southern side.

13km - 650m ascent/descent - 5 hours

Intermediate/difficult

Alaró Castle - Thursday 13

A circular walk from Alaró on the eastern side of the Tramuntana range. After leaving Alaró we follow a track and then a path which goes through the Pas de s’Escaleta to the Orient Valley. There are views of the Three Peaks and Tossals Verds. The path then ascends to the ruins of the once impregnable castle on the summit of Puig d’Alaró. There are impressive 360º views from the summit and the opportunity to learn about the castle’s history. On our descent we can detour to the famous lamb restaurant at Es Verger for lunch before returning to Alaró.

14km - 650m ascent/descent - 4 hours 30 minutes

Intermediate

A circular walk from Valldemossa which initially passes through a private estate to a dramatically positioned Mirador overlooking the sea. It continues along a ridge, with views towards Palma, to a refuge which makes a perfect snack spot with views towards Port Sóller. After visiting the cave where a hermit monk dwelt over 200 years ago, the route ascends and joins the famous trail with spectacular views over part of the north western coastline. A few interesting island stories along the way!

14km - 750m ascent/descent -

4.5 hours Intermediate

A circular mountain hike from Binifaldó outside Lluc to the impressive 1100m peak of Tomir. After leaving Binifaldó the path joins the GR221 and then ascends through woodland to the Pas on the western ank of the mountain. There are magnicent views over the north of the island and, from the peak, one can look across the central plain. The descent is through the Coll de Pedregaret and returns to Binifaldó. Rocky, loose terrain in places & involves some scrambling.

13km - 700m ascent/descent -

5 hours - Difficult

Biniaraix Mountain Circuit - This circular walk begins in the village of Biniaraix. The route follows an asphalt lane out of the village passing olive groves. After a right turn it ascends on a mountain path up the eastern side of the Sóller Valley to the Portell de sa Costa (the gateway to the coast). There are super views over the Valley. The route crosses the head of the Son Torella Valley to Coll de l’Ofre, putting you in the heart of the mountain range. Additionally there are many good options for a picnic spot! Finally the route descends on a path through the dramatic Barranc de Biniaraix gorge to the start point. 

13.5km - 950m ascent/descent -

5 hours 30 minutes  Intermediate 

Starting at Cuber reservoir this circular route begins on the GR221 and then follows a seldom trod path to the peak of Tossals Verds. It makes a perfect picnic stop with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and plain. The path descends to a sheltered valley and ascends to Puig de sa Font. It joins a section of the GR221 and returns to Cuber. A hike which brings a real sense of being in a wilderness.  One short section of scrambling.

11km - 550m ascent/descent -

4.5 hours Intermediate

One of the iconic walks on the island. It is a linear walk form the Mirador de ses Barques, overlooking Sóller and the Port, to the unspoiled beach at Cala Tuent. The route descends gently into the Balitx Valley passing through olive groves and a copse. From the oor of The Valley, which resembles a rock cauldron, you ascend to the Coll de Biniamar and on to the cliff side path of Sa Costera with magnicent sea views. A short descent at the end of sa Costera leads to the Cala. You rst pass a restaurant, Es Vergeret, and can have lunch there. It has a terrace above the Cala. The food is good. You can swim at the beach. At about 5pm there is a boat to Port Sóller. For many this trip is a highlight of the day, enjoying views of the island from the seaward side. The journey takes 45 minutes. 12km - 250m ascent/650m descent - 4 hours Easy/intermediate If you are feeling energetic, we can start this walk from Fornalutx. The statistics are:

14.5km - 500m ascent/650m descent -

4hrs 45 mins

Easy/intermediate If you are feeling energetic, we can start this walk from Fornalutx. The statistics are: 14.5km - 500m ascent/650m descent - 4hrs 45 mins

A demanding yet rewarding linear walk along the high ridge overlooking the Sóller Valley which nishes in the midst of the mountains at Cuber reservoir. Starting in Sóller, the route ascends towards the antennae and follows a path along the ridge, visiting a number of 1000m plus peaks and the distinctive Cornador Gran with its crow’s nest mirador. Descending to the GR221 at the top of the Barranc de Biniaraix, the route then ascends to the Coll de l’Ofre and nally gently descends to the reservoir.

20km - 1450m ascent/750m descent -

7 hours - Difficult

A circular walk from Valldemossa which initially passes through a private estate to a dramatically positioned Mirador overlooking the sea. It continues along a ridge, with views towards Palma, to a refuge which makes a perfect picnic spot with views towards Port Sóller. After visiting the cave where a hermit monk dwelt over 200 years ago the route ascends and joins the famous trail with spectacular views over part of the north western coastline. A few interesting island stories along the way before returning to the start point. 

14km - 750m ascent/descent -

4.5 hours - Intermediate

A circular walk from Cuber reservoir to the three majestic 1000m plus peaks which overlook it. Fabulous panoramic views with a real sense of being in the midst of the mountains. The ascent to sa Rateta follows a path from the reservoir dam up an Sshaped gully and the descent from Puig de l’Ofre avoids the tricky path on its southern side. 

13km - 650m ascent/descent -

5 hours Intermediate/difficult

A circular walk from the Coll de sa Bataia outside Lluc to the peak of the second highest mountain on Mallorca. It passes through the Comafreda Estate and ascends the eastern side of the mountain. It descends via the ridge and along a stony path eventually to the Coll.

14km - 850m ascent/descent - 5.5hrs

Difficult

Soller to Deià - Thursday 19 A linear walk from Sóller to Deià. It ascends the Cami de Rocafort on the southern side of the valley passing through olive groves and across the line of the famous railway. It joins the GR221 for a short time before descending to Llucalcari and the coastal path. It continues along this path to Cala Deià and nally ascends to Deià. En route you can stop at Son Mico for fresh orange juice and cakes. Along the coast there is the opportunity to swim. Also it is possible to arrange lunch in Deià. Return to Sóller or Port by bus. 

12km - 500m ascent/380m descent -

4.5hrs Easy/Intermediate

A linear walk from the town of Esporles following tracks and rocky paths which ascend at rst and then descend to Port Canonge along an old sherman’s path. After the opportunity for a swim the route follows a coastal track which fringes the Son Bunyola Estate and leads to Banyalbufar. After a refreshing drink, we return to Esporles by bus (a 20 minute journey).

13.5km - 425m ascent/500m descent -

4 hours 30 minutes Intermediate

A chance to walk along the old stone water channel and aqueduct, constructed in the 18th century, which brought water from Font des Prat to Finca Massanella. This circular walk begins at the Finca outside Mancor de la Vall, ascends to the channel and follows it to the Font. After a short section on the GR221, we cross through valleys and return to the start point.

15km - 700m ascent/descent -

5 hours Intermediate/dicult

A gure of 8 walk from the square in Fornalutx to the panoramic Puig de sa Bassa (820m) on the north western side of the Sóller Valley. The route follows the Cami de s’Alzina Fumadora, a mostly stepped path, and crosses an area of carritx grass to reach the top. On the descent there is a bird’s eye view of Port Sóller and the route joins the Cami de s’Alzinaret passing olivars, a stream bed and astonishingly an old abandoned car on the way to Fornalutx.

11km - 750m ascent/descent -

4 hours / Intermediate

One of the iconic walks on the island. It is a linear walk form the Mirador de ses Barques, overlooking Sóller and the Port, to the unspoiled beach at Cala Tuent. The route descends gently into the Balitx Valley passing through olive groves and a copse. From the oor of The Valley, which resembles a rock cauldron, you ascend to the Coll de Biniamar and on to the cliff side path of Sa Costera with magnicent sea views. A short descent at the end of sa Costera leads to the Cala. You rst pass a restaurant, Es Vergeret, and can have lunch there. It has a terrace above the Cala. The food is good. You can swim at the beach. At about 5pm there is a boat to Port Sóller. For many this trip is a highlight of the day, enjoying views of the island from the seaward side. The journey takes 45 minutes. 12km - 250m ascent/650m descent - 4 hours Easy/intermediate If you are feeling energetic, we can start this walk from Fornalutx. The statistics are:

14.5km - 500m ascent/650m descent -

4hrs 45 mins

Easy/intermediate If you are feeling energetic, we can start this walk from Fornalutx. The statistics are: 14.5km - 500m ascent/650m descent - 4hrs 45 mins