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The Tramuntana Mountain Range is one of the most visited tourist attractions and the main mountain range of the Balearic Islands, so if you are visiting Majorca you cannot miss it. The mountain range offers multiple activities and routes adapted to all people and tastes. Continue reading and discover everything you need to know.

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Serra de Tramuntana

Serra de Tramuntana is the mountain range along the north-west coast of Mallorca. It is a protected area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. It has a length of around 90 km, with a maximum width of 15 km and an altitude of 1,445 meters. It covers more than 1,000 square km   (around 30% of the island), in 18 municipalities, with a population of some 8,000 in the central areas and another 40,000 in the buffer zone.

The Serra de Tramuntana is the largest protected area in the Balearic Islands; it hosts the wildest sites and the greatest diversity of habitats: Holm oak and Aleppo pine forests, Mediterranean scrub (garrigue), olive groves, inland and sea cliffs, gravel coves, medium and high mountains and hidden agricultural valleys. We will be looking for  Cinereous and  Griffon vultures, Bonelli’s and Booted eagles, Peregrine, Raven, Blue rock thrush, Balearic warbler, Wren, etc. We will also have the opportunity to find several endemic plant  species.

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The tour   focuses on two of the main birding sites in the Tramuntana mountains:  Mortitx valley and Cúber reservoir. In the morning we visit Mortitx, a mountain valley with vineyards, olive groves, Aleppo pine forest and Mediterranean scrub (garrigue).  The route is about 7 km with some gentle slopes . 

In the afternoon we do a circular tour around Cúber reservoir  (4,5 km) where w e can find again  Cinereous and Griffon vultures, Booted eagle, Blue rock thrush, Balearic warbler, as well as Osprey fishing in the reservoir. The route is flat and the path is very easy.

Duration: full day. Mortitx and Cúber reservoir can be visited separately in a half day tour each.

Practical recommendations: in spring, autumn and winter bring your raincoat and waterproof walking/trekking shoes. At the end of spring and in summer a hat and sun protection are highly recommended. And of course, do not forget your binoculars, telescope and camera. Remember to bring enough water and your lunch. 

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Discover the Hidden Beauty of Mallorca on the Trans Tramuntana Hiking Adventure

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If the idea of fragrant olive groves, sweeping vistas of the Mediterranean Sea, and the savory delights of Empanadas Mallorquinas piques your holiday senses, then the ‘Trans Tramuntana’ hiking expedition in northern Mallorca is your perfect escape. This well-marked trail offers a serene journey through the largest Balearic Island’s lesser-known side, where untamed landscapes of grass and rock await your exploration. Along the way, you’ll follow ancient pilgrimage routes, revealing a Mallorca you may never have known existed.

Exploring the Trans Tramuntana in Mallorca

The Serra de Tramuntana, nestled in the northwest of Mallorca, is both the path and the ultimate destination of this hiking adventure. This mountain range boasts enchanting trails meandering through pristine landscapes and unspoiled nature. What sets this week-long journey apart are the diverse hiking experiences it offers—sometimes along the rugged coastline, other times through the rugged inland terrain. Each new day of hiking unveils a different facet of Mallorca’s hidden beauty.

Highlights of the Mallorca Hiking Expedition:

Mallorca’s Pilgrimage Routes: Traverse magnificent pilgrimage paths between Pollença and Lluc, winding through holm oak forests and picturesque orchards. The culmination of these routes is the historic Lluc Monastery, where you can even spend a night in its timeless ambiance.

A Journey by Vintage Train: Conclude your Mallorca hiking week with a memorable ride on the ‘Red Lightning,’ a vintage train that takes you from Pt. Sóller to Palma—a delightful inclusion in your hiking holiday!

Idyllic Landscapes: Discover the unspoiled beauty of the Serra de Tramuntana, which showcases a whole new dimension of the Balearic Island, far from the well-trodden tourist paths.

Essential Details for Your Hiking Trip in Northern Mallorca

Your adventure in the Serra de Tramuntana begins on the Alcúdia peninsula, specifically in Port de Alcúdia. Your inaugural coastal hike treats you to breathtaking sea views along the peninsula’s scenic coast. Over the following days, you’ll gradually acquaint yourself with the peaceful and secluded Mallorca, culminating in the vibrant atmosphere of the island’s capital, Playa de Palma. These mountain hikes typically span between ten and 15 kilometers, demanding both sure-footedness and stamina, as the trails can be quite rocky.

*This tour is based on a minimum of two participants. Only the services mentioned above are included in the price.

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Explore hidden Mallorca on the Trans Tramuntana hiking adventure, a well-marked trail winding through olive groves and rocky landscapes. Traverse pilgrimage routes, visit Lluc Monastery, and enjoy a vintage train ride. Discover the unspoiled beauty of Serra de Tramuntana, a week-long escape from the tourist path in northern Mallorca.

Total distance: 80 km H+: 3140 m H-: 3410 m Level: Medium

Arrival in Pt. Alcúdia

Situated on the foothills of the “Serra de Tramuntana” You can walk through the narrow streets of the old town, have a „Café con Leche“ on the “Plaza Major” or you walk up the Calvary covered in cypresses and enjoy the panoramic view.

Hotel example: EIX Alcudia

Coastal walk on the peninsula of Alcúdia

One of the most beautiful paths stretches between the bay of Pollenca and Alcúdia. You follow the coast and climb a stunning rocky peak. On winding paths with incredible panoramic views you cross soft hills back to the historic town Alcúdia and finally to the promenade of Pt. Alcúdia.

Length: 15 km Duration: 6 hours H+: 690 m H-: 820 m

Pt. Alcúdia – Monastery Lluc

Short transfer to Pollenca, where you join the historic pilgrim path to Lluc. With the high summits of the Serra de Tramuntana in full view, you walk up onto the pass past Puig Tomir. Shady stone oak forests, orchards and rough meadows compose a varied scenery. Connoisseurs walk through the botanical garden of the monastery.

Hotel example: Abbaye Lluc

Length: 13 km Duration: 4,5 hours H+: 220 m H-: 600 m

Day 4: Pilgrim path Cuber Reservoir

In the morning transfer to Cuber Reservoir where you join a further stage of the pilgrim path to Lluc. You walk high up into the Serra and on passes down to Lluc. An interesting scenery with high grass, rocks and crossings that resemble high alpine territory lies ahead of you. The sunny vistas on the steep rock coast and fertile valleys certainly belong to the most marvellous sights Majorca has to offer. Return to monastery Lluc for another overnight stay.

Length: 15 km Duration: 5,5 hours Height +: 880 m Height-: 590 m

Monastery Lluc – Pt. Sóller

You will walk along the Cuber reservoir to the L’Ofre pass where a superb panoramic view of the Serra de Tramuntana peak is waiting for you. You take the winding path up to the Es Cornador peak where you can enjoy the view into the distance across the coast and to Palma. On your way to Sóller you will walk along the well-known panoramic path through the Biniaraix gorge, which is one of nicest landscapes in the Tramuntana mountains. You will reach the lively centre of Sóller by walking alongside beautifully scenting orange plantations. By taking the old tram, you will get to the Port de Sóller.

Hotel example: Marina

Length: 12 km Duration: 5 hours H+: 300 m H-: 990 m

Coastwalking from Deia to Sóller

Transfer to the artists’ village – Deia. You will start today’s walk from Deia bay and you will head along the wildly romantic rocky coastline towards Sóller. You can expect a diverse route with great views and numerous quiet places to sit back and relax. In a Finca’s flourishing garden, high above the Sóller valley, you can refuel with some freshly squeezed orange juice and a tasty piece of cake before you end your day’s walk by walking along Port de Sóller’s promenade.

Length: 12 km Duration: 5 hours H+: 300 m H-: 430 m

Pt. Sóller – Playa de Palma

By retro-railway through the valley of oranges into the bustling capital Palma. Stroll through the lively alleyways and to the impressive cathedral before walking along the beach promenade to the Playa de Palma. Alternatively we recommend a walking tour to Fornalutx, into Mallorca’s most beautiful village. You walk along olive groves, almond trees and fragrant orange groves through the green and fertile valley of Sóller.

Hotel example: Java

Length: 13 km Duration: 3,5 hours

Departure or extra days

Palma de Mallorca airport. Take the coach to Palma bus station and then approx. 1 hour to Pt. Alcúdia (www.tib.org). Or by taxi, approx. EUR 80,- per ride, about 1 hour to drive.

Departure Return journey from Playa de Palma to the airport: short ride by taxi, approx. EUR 25 per fare.

Equipment and clothing to bring for Alpine hikes and runs We’ve compiled a list of essential items you’ll need to take on your adventure in the Great Outdoors. While each trip has its own minimum requirements, we have split the list into “need-to-have” and “nice-to-haves”.

Need to have:

Lightweight, waterproof shell Sunscreen with a high factor Smartphone with a relevant trip app and a WhatsApp and code number for your local representative Survival blanket Thin hat, cap, and thin gloves (merino or similar) Daypack for hiking (tours with luggage transport) Duffel bag or similar (trips with luggage transport) — DO NOT pack in suitcases. 30 L rucksack on trips up to six days (without luggage transport) 40 L rucksack on trips of more than six days (without luggage transport) Quick-drying inner layer Shorts (quick drying) Technical t-shirt (quick drying) Fleece sweater for cool evenings A pair of comfortable jogging bottoms or similar for the cabins Good mountain shoes — trail running shoes or hiking boots Light towel Water bottle (1.5 L) A pair of thick socks or light slippers (you can often borrow a pair in the cabins) Sunglasses A few energy bars, fruits or similar snacks for the trip Sheet liner — can also be purchased on-site (only if you are staying in a dormitory) Small first aid kit Comped or similar Sleeping bag (on selected tours)

Nice to have:

Walking poles Power bank Chocolate Sandals for the cabins Plastic bags to keep things dry

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