Mallorca: Tramuntana Trails
- Walk the GR221 - Dry Stone Route - of the Sierra de Tramuntana
- The honey coloured villages of Deia, Valldemossa & Soller
- Ancient cobbled paths and dramatic mountain landscapes
- Walking the Barranc de Biniaraix from Soller to Cuber
- The 13th century Lluc Sanctuary, Mallorca's most sacred pilgrim site.
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Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive EsporlesArriving into Palma Airport, you will be transferred to the small village of Esporles (30min), nestling in a beautiful valley.
We recommend a visit to the “La Granja d’Esporles”, a grand mansion house dating from Roman times and famous for its natural springs and spectacular gardens.
This lovely rural hotel has its origins in an old Mallorcan manor house dating from the 18th century. Each room is individually decorated and offers wonderful views to the valley of Esporles. The hotel has an outdoor pool and beautiful gardens with orange trees.
S’Hostal D’Esporles is one the 8 ancient inns of the Balearic Islands, a former inn for merchants travelling to Palma.
Today it has been renovated such that the air-conditioned rooms at the hotel include a TV, and en-suite bathroom, while the property maintains many of its original features and respecting its original structure and character. A continental breakfast is provided.
Leaving Esporles on the GR221, walk through rural countryside before climbing steeply to the Coll de Sa Basseta. The combination of sea views and glimpses of old rural mountain industries makes for an fascinating walk with lots of points of interest. You pass remains of charcoal burner’s settlements, old lime kilns and ancient forest dwellings.
Ascent 601m, descent 384m
A small hotel combing the hallmarks of the region’s traditional lifestyle with a more contemporary atmosphere. Enjoy Mediterranean breakfasts and their relaxation zone, where guests can enjoy freshly-brewed coffee or a glass of wine.
A small, family-run hotel, set in a traditional stone house, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The property features a large sun terrace and offers colourful rooms with wooden furnishings and satellite TV.
Formerly a stately manor house, the Sa Vall Interior Hotel is set in a beautiful natural setting on the outskirts of Valldemossa and has an open-air swimming pool, extensive gardens, and stunning views of the Sierra de Tramuntana.
One of the finest walks in the whole island today! A steep climb takes you out of Valldemossa along old mule tracks, followed by a lovely descent down into Deia, with views right over the north west coast along the way.
With its honey-coloured houses, Deia has inspired many artists and musicians since the 19th century, including the English poet and novelist Robert Graves. Today it is home to many little art galleries as well as some top-class restaurants!
Ascent 596m Ascent, descent 837m
S’Hotel D’es Puig is a small, boutique hotel located in the centre of Deia, which is considered to be one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. The surrounding countryside offers a great beauty highly appreciated by nature lovers and artists from around the world. The hotel building is more than 100 years old. After its renovation, it has become one of the most charming hotels in Deia. The hotel has 8 rooms with own bathroom, and which are decorated in a traditional Majorcan style.
The Hotel also has an outside heated pool, perfect for cooling off at the end of your walking day!
Located in a finca called C’an Oliver, this 19th century farmhouse has been lovingly converted into a charming guesthouse.
It is located above the village of Deià, and so features spectacular views of the Balearic Sea. Rooms at Miramar have typical décor, featuring rustic furniture and exposed beams.
Es Moli is set in a converted 17th-century mansion with panoramic views of the sea, Deià village and the Tramuntana Mountains. The hotel is made up of a complex, with bedrooms spread over 2 buildings, bars, a restaurant, leisure facilities including a fitness centre and tennis courts, and spa facilities. Each room comes with satellite TV, as well as tea and coffee making facilities. All well-equipped bathrooms have bathrobes, slippers and beach towels.
Walk through extensive olive groves, past impressive farmhouses, and the former telegraph station of Muleta on top of the spectacular Cap Gros cliffs.
The wide bay of Port de Soller with its sandy beach and seafront restaurants is the perfect place to soak up the atmosphere and have a lovely glass of wine before continuing to the town of Soller by tram.
Ascent 283m, descent 441m
A romantic house built in the 19th century located in the heart of Soller.
El Guía is a boutique hotel and restaurant located in the heart of the town of Sóller, next to the train station, and mere steps from the main square. It is one of the oldest establishments in Mallorca (opened in 1880) and retains all the character and charm of the island’s most traditional architecture.
Soller Plaza is in historic building dating back to the end of the XIX century, was restored in 2019. They have 21 rooms with free Wi-Fi access , smart tv and led lighting.
After a short transfer to Cuber Reservoir, walk to the L’Ofre pass with expansive views of Puig Major. Follow the Barranc de Biniaraix ravine, where paths and terraces built out of dry-stone are a perfect example of how these structures have been integrated into the natural environment. Finish your walk by walking through valleys filled with orange trees back into Soller.
Ascent 910m, descent 188m
El Guía is a boutique hotel and restaurant located in the heart of the town of Sóller, next to the train station, and mere steps from the main square. It is one of the oldest establishments in Mallorca (opened in 1880) and retains all the character and charm of the island’s most traditional architecture.
Soller Plaza is in historic building dating back to the end of the XIX century, was restored in 2019. They have 21 rooms with free Wi-Fi access , smart tv and led lighting.
A charming hotel decorated in traditional Mallorcan décor. Just minutes away from Soller’s main square.
Traversing the Massanella massif today, enjoy dramatic mountain views and a glimpse into rural mountain life as you pass by the remains of charcoal burners settlements. This is a tough section but the mountain views surrounding you more than make up for it!
Overnight in the Lluc Monastery, a real back to basics, spiritual experience.
Ascent 575m, descent 859m
Although the most basic of your accommodations on the Tramuntana Trail, the Sanctuary of Lluc offers peaceful accommodation in a unique environment. Get back to basics in this simple accommodation in a former monastery. Experience the spirituality of the monastery; you may catch a religious celebration or a performance of the choir.
Please note check-in is after 1pm, and check-out is before 10am. Reception is open from 8am-10pm (if you are arriving later please call +34 971871525 and a member of staff will be able to let you in).
The final stage of the GR221 is a relaxed one, following shady paths and cobbled trails through holm oak forests, with fine views over Puig Tomir. You pass the S’Ermita hermitage, where hermits lived until the beginning of the 18th century, and the estate of Binifaldo, formerly the property of the Knights Templars, dating back to 1232.
Pollenca, is a traditional Mallorcan town with a thriving café culture and charming little squares. The perfect place to end your adventure!
Ascent 250m, descent 671m
A welcoming home away from home with beautifully decorated rooms and located in the old town of Pollenca.
Please note check-in is after 2pm, and check-out is before 11:30am. The reception is open from 8am-8pm (the owners might be out between 1-3pm on Saturdays and Sundays – if the hotel is closed just give them a call). At check-in, you will be given a key card that opens the front door of the hotel.
L’Hostal is located in a building where, in the past, horses used to rest while their owners, the merchants, supplied the marketplace with their goods. Although the building and all the equipment have been renovated, the hotel still retains the building’s original name and its original spirit of being a place of welcome.
Please note check-in is after 2pm, and check-out is before 11:30am. The reception is open from 8am-8pm (the owners might be out between 1-3pm on Saturdays and Sundays – if the hotel is closed just give them a call). At check-in, you will be given a key card that can open the front door of the hotel.
Hotel Son Sant Jordi is a lovely accommodation with character located in the heart of Pollensa. The property is formed of a cluster of restored seventeenth-century villas and townhouses decorated in true Mallorcan style, with all the amenities and home comforts. All the townhouses offer a fully-fitted kitchen for communal use and spacious comfortable living rooms. All rooms have access to the main building where the restaurant, garden, and pool area are located.
A transfer will take you back to Palma Airport, from where you can make your onward journey.
This trip has a carbon score of 7kg per person per night, meaning it’s one of our best trips! For comparison, a carbon count of 7kg is equivalent to 1 single running shoe (not even a pair!). Here at Macs, we pride ourselves on being a responsible travel company and continue to adopt, develop and innovate ways to positively impact the environment. Find out more information on how we've carbon counted our trips.
Other Information
Is it for me?This route follows our classic inn-to-inn formula and is a challenging walk but one filled with rewards! Each day you will walk between inns following paths on the GR221 - perfect if you want a bit of a challenge but with comfortable hotel stays at the end of each day.
Classic Routes | If you’re the active, outdoorsy type, who’s interested in taking on the great routes of the world or looking for a challenge, then our Classic Routes are for you. We’re talking the West Highland Way, Tour Du Mont Blanc and the Passau to Vienna Danube Cycle Path, to name but a few!
Inn to Inn Walking | Walk from place-to-place changing accommodations each night. Generally staying in B&Bs, inns, and guesthouses.
Families with Teens
The minimum age for this tour is: 12 Years
This trip is graded as moderate-strenuous, and we recommend that you are experienced walkers to get the most out of it. Most of the walks follow gravel and paved tracks, and you occasionally follow minor roads, with one short section on a busier road between Deia and Soller. The longest day is 17km and the shortest is 8km. There is a fair bit of ascent and descent involved with 910m ascent being the most on one day. We do not recommend this walk for anybody who suffers from vertigo as there are some sections where there are steep drop-offs.
7 nights accommodation in 3* hotels and guesthouses and 1 night in a simple mountain monastery is included in your trip.
The accommodation we normally use is detailed on our website, however, is subject to availability and therefore alternatives of a similar standard may be offered.
You can add extra nights at any point during the tour. We can also arrange additional nights in the cosmopolitan city of Palma, which we recommend for those looking for a fix of great shopping and nightlife.
*Please note that in Soller we do not have any accommodations that offer a twin room setup, so you can only book this tour with a double room option. Please give us a call to discuss potentially booking the tour with twin rooms in all other locations and 2x single rooms in Soller.
Accommodation Location
We will always try and accommodate you at the locations detailed in your itinerary. Occasionally, because of limited availability, there is the option to be accommodated at an alternative location. In the unlikely event that we have to accommodate you elsewhere, we will advise you of this before confirming your booking.
Single Rooms & Solo Walkers
This trip is not available to solo walkers. If you require single rooms within your party we would be happy to accommodate your request. A single supplement is payable.
Meals
7 Breakfasts are included. To keep things flexible, lunches and dinners are not included. You can pick up picnic lunches from local shops or markets or stop off at restaurants en-route. Drinks and evening meals are available either at your accommodation or nearby restaurants.
The GR221 is signposted between Deia and Pollenca, making it fairly easy to follow for those sections. For the section between Esporles and Deia, this is not currently signposted, however, we will provide detailed route notes and maps for the whole route. We recommend that you are comfortable navigating to ensure that you are able to fully enjoy this walk.
- 7 Nights in 3 star hotels and guesthouses
- 7 Breakfasts
- Airport transfers to and from Palma
- Taxis on Days 5 & 6 between Cuber and Soller
- Baggage transfers between accommodations
- Detailed route notes, maps and pre-departure information pack
- 24/7 emergency telephone support
- Travel insurance (required)
- Travel to and from Palma
- Lunches, dinners, snacks and drinks
- Personal equipment
- Additional nights before, during or after the tour
You can start this walking tour on any day of your choice between April and June, and September to October. We don’t recommend July or August as it tends to be too hot for walking then. The best months for walking tend to be between April and May, and September through to October when the temperatures are a bit cooler. Mallorca is very popular and the accommodations do fill up quickly so we recommend booking as early as possible.
Time of Year
In our opinion, the best months to travel are May and September, when the temperatures are nice and pleasant for walking. Flowers will also be in full bloom in May.
By Air—Palma is the main airport in Mallorca and has direct flights from most major airports in the UK and flying time is just over two hours from London. Airlines include Easyjet, British Airways, Ryanair, Thomson Flights, Flybe & Jet2.
Airport transfers are included to and from Palma Airport.
By Air—Palma is the main airport in Mallorca and has direct flights from most major airports in the UK and flying time is just over two hours from London. Airlines include Easyjet, British Airways, Ryanair, Thomson Flights, Flybe & Jet2.
Airport transfers are included to and from Palma Airport.
Your bags will be transferred from your accommodation as per your itinerary and moved onto your next overnight stay. We ask you to limit your luggage to one bag of up to 20kg per person.
The distances and ascent/descents are approximations of the recommended routes.
Please be prepared by packing all necessary items, for example, proper rain gear (jacket and pants), sun hat, sunscreen. Your information pack has a detailed equipment list which includes standard walking gear such as good walking boots or shoes, warm and waterproof clothes for the cooler months and lightweight clothing for summer, and a day pack.
It is a requirement of booking this tour with Macs Adventure that you have suitable travel insurance which covers you for the activity and emergency evacuation and hospital care.
We suggest you book as soon as your plans are finalised as the region is extremely popular and the accommodations do get booked up quickly. However, we will always try our very best to accommodate your plans.
This trip is graded as moderate-strenuous, and we recommend that you are experienced walkers to get the most out of it. Most of the walks follow gravel and paved tracks, and you occasionally follow minor roads. The longest day is 17km and the shortest is 8km. There is a fair bit of ascent and descent involved with 910m ascent being the most on one day. We do not recommend this walk for anybody who suffers from vertigo as there are some sections where there are steep drop-offs.
Your detailed information pack will be sent to you after you book. This has a detailed equipment list which includes standard walking gear such as good walking boots or shoes, waterproof clothes and a day pack.
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