To get from Soller to Sa Calobra, a popular option is to take the boat from the port of Soller. It is a scenic experience that takes you along the west coast of Mallorca, passing by impressive cliffs and spectacular natural landscapes. Once you reach Sa Calobra, you can climb the epic route to the top that attracts hundreds and hundreds of cyclists every year.

You can also reach Sa Calobra by bike. The road from Soller is challenging but rewarding, with panoramic views that are worth every effort.

There is no public transport from Soller to Sa Calobra. But you can hire a taxi although this is not the most recommended option.

If you are going in a group, you can consider hiring a private transfer service with Mallorca Cycle Shuttle. A company specializing in transporting cyclists around the island.

If you are in Palma, the best option is to cycle, as from Palma to Arenal there are about 20 km along the coast. This would be the fastest and most efficient option. Another option is to take public transport or a taxi, but these transports do not always accept bicycles or do not have space for several bicycles at the same time.If you are very far from the area and do not want to add kilometers to your legs, the best option, especially if you are traveling in a group, is to hire a transfer service with Mallorca Cycle Shuttle, which specializes in transporting groups of cyclists with their bicycles throughout the island.

Yes, in Valldemossa you will find several places where you can park to start your route from there. There are parking areas both in the town centre and on the outskirts. Just as you arrive in Valldemossa from Palma, on the right, there is a paid car park.

It is advisable to arrive early, especially on holidays or during the high season to make sure you find a place. Valldemossa is a very picturesque and touristy place, so the car parks tend to fill up quickly.

The best option is to use the service that Mallorca Cycle Shuttle offers especially for cyclists who want to do this route.

You can book directly on their website and see all the details, but in cycling season they have daily services from Alcudia and Puerto Pollença that transport cyclists to Andratx and from Peguera, Playa de Palma and Santa Ponça to Puerto Pollença for cyclists so they can enjoy an epic day on the bike.

Yes, there is parking available near the starting point of the route from Port de Pollença to Cap de Formentor. In Port de Pollença itself, you will find several areas where you can leave your car. There are both free and paid parking lots, and many of them are quite close to the beach and the promenade, making it easy to start the route from there.

We would recommend arriving early, especially in high season, as these car parks tend to fill up quite quickly.

You can get to Port de Sóller by taxi, public transport or private transfer. Especially if you are travelling in a group, we recommend renting a private transfer with Mallorca Cycle Shuttle as they specialise in transporting cyclists around the island. This way, you can make sure to arrive on time and have enough space for all your friends and your bikes as public transport or taxi can be a problem if you are several people.

Remember that from Port de Sóller there is a ferry that goes to the port of Sa Calobra and vice versa. This is also an option for those looking to do a circular route, live a different experience or just go up or down the epic road of Sa Calobra.

If your cycle route is too far away to cycle there, use Mallorca Cycle Shuttle who, since 2015, have specialised in taking cyclists and their bikes to the start of their routes.