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Banyalbufar

Esporles Square – C'an Pere Antoni Beach loop from Banyalbufar

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Spain
Balearic Islands
Mallorca
Banyalbufar

Esporles Square – C'an Pere Antoni Beach loop from Banyalbufar

Hard

3.7

(3)

52

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Esporles Square – C'an Pere Antoni Beach loop from Banyalbufar

03:36

54.2km

800m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 6, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 27.7 km for 160 m

After 29.1 km for 59 m

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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1

169 m

View of Mallorca's west coast near Banyalbufar

Highlight • Viewpoint

The village is located in the Sierra Tramuntana on the MA10, there are several restaurants and cafes. Viticulture is also practiced in Banyalbufa.

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2

10.5 km

Esporles Square

Highlight • Settlement

The GR221 long-distance hiking trail crosses the market square of Esporles. Here is a short food stop in a quiet, Mediterranean ambience, also suitable Esporles is also very good as a starting point for a tour.

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25.5 km

Platja de Ca'n Pere Antoni

Beach

4

25.8 km

C'an Pere Antoni Beach

Highlight • Beach

Great cycle path right along the coast.

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5

26.7 km

Palma de Mallorca Seafront Bike Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Walk along the coastal bike path of the city of Palma.

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6

27.7 km

Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma (La Seu)

Highlight • Religious Site

Unfortunately, it is very busy, precisely because it is well worth seeing. Very artistic design, beautiful glass windows. To be there in the morning when the light falls through the rose window above the altar into the cathedral.

On New Year's Eve 1229, Jaume I, King of Aragón, also known as the Conqueror, stormed the city of Palma after a three month siege.

As a sign of his victory, he laid the foundation stone of the Cathedral of St. Mary on the foundation walls of a mosque.

In truth, however, he was in a bit of a hurry to fulfill a promise that he had given the holy virgin. On his way across the sea his fleet got caught in a storm and he promised Mary that a church would be built if he survived the storm. “As a sign of my victory” sounds better than “I pissed my pants because of fear”.

The actual construction did not begin until around 70 years later under Jaume II, his son and lasted 300 years (until 1601). Over the centuries, the cathedral has been expanded again and again and only took on its present form around 100 years ago. Today it is only called "La Seu", Catalan for bishopric.

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathedrale_von_Palma

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7

27.9 km

The Almudaina Palace and seat

Highlight • Religious Site

Characteristic site of the city of Palma with great historical and cultural value as well as very nice views of the sea

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8

28.1 km

Port of Palma de Mallorca

Highlight • Structure

The port of Palma is the largest of all managed by the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands and is located in the city, just in front of the labyrinthine old town. The harbor is lined from end to end by the waterfront, which was literally taken over by the sea in the 1960s, and is divided into four distinct areas: the Handelsmolen, the Ostmolen, the pleasure boat docks and the west embankment. It offers services that have allowed the port despite geographical restrictions to establish itself as one of the most important cruise ports in the entire Mediterranean.
Further information is available here:
portsdebalears.com/de/palma

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9

28.9 km

Windmills of Palma

Highlight • Monument

The windmills are visible from afar. A landmark of Palma.

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41.4 km

coll d'en Portell

Mountain Pass

50.7 km

coll de sa Bastida

Mountain Pass

53.2 km

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

B

54.2 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

42.3 km

7.87 km

3.49 km

476 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

51.1 km

2.38 km

440 m

326 m

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Friday 8 May

20°C

14°C

73 %

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