Cycle along the east side of the island.
The bays of Cala Millor and Cala Rajada serve as the starting point for a series of cycling routes that traverse the eastern part of Mallorca, taking in coastal scenery, inland villages, hermitages, lighthouses, and mountain stretches. The selection offers itineraries of varying difficulty, ranging from accessible rides through the villages of the Llevant region to demanding routes that venture into the Central Serra de Tramuntana.
The route comprises four main itineraries: *Llogarets del Llevant* (Eastern Hamlets), an easy route through inland villages and paths; *Fars del Llevant* (Eastern Lighthouses), connecting coastal areas and iconic landmarks such as the Capdepera lighthouse; *Ermites del Llevant* (Eastern Hermitages), a more demanding route passing through places like Artà, Manacor, Felanitx, Sant Salvador, and Betlem; and *Serra de Tramuntana Central* (Central Tramuntana Mountains), the longest and toughest itinerary, covering nearly 176 km with an elevation gain of over 1,800 m.
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