Mallorca Coast Tour - Special Extended Version (Only for 2027)
May 30 - June 7, 2027
$5150 per person (based on double occupancy room)
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Palma de Mallorca to Sant Elm
The group will meet at the Palma de Mallorca airport (PMI) at 3:00 pm, a private shuttle then takes the group to our hotel in the picturesque fishing village of Sant Elm at the far Southwest corner of Mallorca. Evening and dinner in Sant Elm.
Overnight: Sant Elm
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Sant Elm - La Trapa - Cala en Basset
Today’s route begins from our hotel in Sant Elm and ascends through rugged terrain with panoramic views of the sea and Dragonera Island. The trail passes through the historic La Trapa monastery ruins and descends to the secluded Cala en Basset cove, offering spectacular vistas and peaceful surroundings.
Ascent: 1650 feet | Descent: 1650 feet | Distance: 6.5 miles
Overnight: Sant Elm
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From the charming fishing village of Sant Elm, we paddle across to Dragonera, the island once used by pirates and smugglers. After landing in its natural harbour, we explore on foot, visiting the Far Tramuntana Lighthouse and the Dragonera Museum while learning about the island’s fascinating history, flora, and fauna.
There is time to enjoy the crystal-clear waters before we kayak back to Sant Elm.
Ascent: varies | Descent: varies | Distance: varies
Overnight: Sant Elm
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Ses Fontantelles - Estellencs
Today we will join the GR221 path, also known as the "Ruta de Pedra en Sec" (Dry Stone Route) that runs through Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. We will traverse terraced olive groves, and ancient stone paths, with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. Our destination will be the charming village of Estellencs, known for its traditional Mallorcan architecture and tranquil atmosphere.
Ascent: 1900 feet | Descent: 2350 feet | Distance: 8 miles
Overnight: Estellencs
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Estellencs - Esporles
We continue along the GR221. Starting in Estellencs, the path ascends through oak forests, passing dry-stone walls and traditional shepherd huts before reaching the tranquil village of Esporles, known for its charming architecture.
Ascent: 1500 feet | Descent: 1050 feet | Distance: 8.5 miles
Overnight: Valldemossa
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Cami de S'Archiduc from Valdemossa to Deia
The Archduke’s Path, a historic stone walkway built by Archduke Ludwig Salvator in the late 19th century. As we progress, the path opens to stunning vistas, including views of Deià and the coast below. The touch of Mallorcan history adds to the beauty of today’s hike.
Ascent: 2000 feet | Descent: 2800 feet | Distance: 7 miles
Overnight: Deià
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This coastal hike links the village of Deià with the harbor town of Port de Sóller, following paths along the northwest coast of Mallorca through the Tramuntana mountains.
The route descends to Cala Deià, where there is time to rest by the sea, before continuing along the coastline towards Cap Gros lighthouse, with open views over the Bay of Sóller.
From the lighthouse, the path descends into Port de Sóller, where the walk finishes at the harbor.
Ascent: 1400 feet | Descent: 1850 feet | Distance: 8.5 miles
Overnight: Port de Soller
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We’ll begin today at Mirador de Ses Barques, offering stunning views over the Sóller valley and the sea. From there, the trail descends through ancient olive groves to the historic Bàlitx d’Avall estate. A balcony trail along dramatic coastal cliffs takes us to the peaceful pebble beach of Cala Tuent where we can cool off.
Ascent: 1350 feet | Decent: 2625 feet | 6 miles
Overnight: Port de Soller
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Deia, return to Palma de Mallorca
After a slow morning in Deia, we’ll return to Palma de Mallorca via private shuttle along the northwest coast, saying goodbye to the Mediterranean Sea and the rugged Tramuntana Mountains. Arrival in Palma is typically around noon.
Itinerary
What’s included:
8 nights accommodations in conveniently located, specially curated inns and small hotels.
8 buffet breakfasts at the hotel, hut, or inn (Days 2-9)
8 dinners at the hotel or nearby restaurant (Days 1-8)
7 picnic lunches and snacks (Days 2-8)
All transportation from starting from the Palma de Mallorca Airport on Day 1, and ending with a return to the airport on day 9
Taxis, buses, cableways, and all other transportation during the trip
Entry to any planned activities included on the itinerary
A full-time guide
Pre-trip support by phone or text
Not included:
Items of a personal nature (laundry, telephone calls, room service)
Travel Insurance (strongly suggested)
Air travel
Guide tip
Details
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A $500 per person deposit and completion of the Tour Registration form is due at the time of registration to guarantee your space and the price quoted above. Final payment is due 60 days prior to departure. You will be sent an invoice and can pay via ACH payment on the Mountain Connections website.
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The activity level of this trip is strenuous. Guests should be able to hike up to 8.5 miles at a time with an elevation gain and/or loss of 2800 vertical feet.
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Cancellations made more than 60 days prior to departure are fully refundable. Refunds for cancellations between 30 and 60 days of departure are subject to what I can recover from in-country vendors. Cancellations made less than 30 days before departure are non-refundable (I highly suggest insuring your trip and suggest www.insuremytrip.com or https://www.chubb.com/us-en/individuals-families/products/travel.html).
Cancellations of individual room nights or non-use of prepaid meals during the trip are not refundable. Transportation vouchers and rail passes are bearer documents and cannot be refunded if lost or stolen.
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All trips require a minimum of 6 participants. I would suggest not buying any non-refundable airfare until we have met that minimum. If there are not 6 registered guests by January 31st, I'll cancel the trip and give full refunds to all guests.
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Sometimes it rains, or even snows. Sometimes trains are late. Sometimes pandemics break out. I will do my best to manage any such potential situations and provide alternate activities when possible, but I can only do my best. Adapting to the unexpected is what adventure is all about. :)
