Motorcycle

Riding a Motorbike in Majorca - Spain

Many people will hire a motorbike when travelling to Majorca and based on such, we have put together a few facts / tips regarding riding here in Majorca and Spain in general:

• All road traffic runs on the right.
• At roundabouts, give way to your left.
• The speed limit is generally 50KPH unless otherwise sign posted.
• Mopeds have a yellow rear number

Torrent de Pareis

To get to the Torrent de Pareis, make your way north towards Inca, follow the road for Selva and then on to Caimari. After a while you will then start to see the signs for Sa Calobra. The road, with its hairpin bends and classic views, takes you ever downwards to your ultimate destination.

Bunyola to Orient - Palma de Mallorca to Santa Maria Cycle Route

This stretch of the Palma to Santa Maria cycle route covers approximately 10.5KM, uphill for the most part. The journey takes you from 200 meters above sea level at Bunyola to 525 meters at its peak, Coll d'Honor. There are some great views into the valleys of Majorca on the way. From the peak there is a decent of approximately 4KM into the village of Orient.

Bunyola - Majorca Overview

Bunyola is a small town housing just under 6,000 residents. It is located on the southern foot of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, to the north west of Majorca. The town of Bunyola itself is quite small and traditionally Majorcan in appearance, with a picturesque town square perfect for lazy afternoon coffee.

Trip to the Monastery at San Salvador - Majorca

Situated inland from Majorca's East coast, the monastery of San Salvador sits on the top of a mountain overlooking the surrounding countryside. It can be visited by taking the road that runs between Porto Colom and Felanitx.