Cala Portinatx, Cala Roig, Punta Grossa and Aigües Blanques

Ibiza's mild climate makes it an ideal destination for cycling throughout the year. However, for the most comfortable experience on this challenging route, consider cycling during the spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October) when temperatures are pleasant and the island is less crowded.

This route is classified as 'difficult' and a 'Hard road ride', requiring 'Very good fitness'. It covers approximately 87.1 kilometers with a significant elevation gain of 1,230 meters. The northeast of Ibiza, where this route is located, is known for its 'more and steeper hills with winding roads', so be prepared for substantial ascents and descents.

The route offers a rich visual experience, combining spectacular inland landscapes with magnificent coastal settings. You'll enjoy 'magnificent Mediterranean views' and discover Ibiza's 'wild and natural beauty'. The terrain features hilly sections with winding roads, and it's important to note that for routes classified as 'Hard', some segments 'may be unpaved and difficult to ride' for a road bike.

The route passes by several notable locations. You'll cycle through the charming settlement of Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera and past beautiful beaches like Portinatx Cove and Aigües Blanques Beach. Don't miss the stunning views from Viewpoint Punta Grossa, and the scenic stretch From Cala Roig to Cala Boix.

The estimated completion time for this 87.1-kilometer route is around 4 hours and 31 minutes. This duration can vary based on your fitness level, speed, and how often you stop to enjoy the scenery or take breaks.

No, you do not need any special permits or have to pay entrance fees to cycle this route in Ibiza. The roads and natural areas are generally accessible to the public.

While Ibiza generally welcomes dogs, this specific route is a challenging road cycling trail. It is not typically recommended for cycling with dogs due to its length, difficulty, and the nature of road cycling. If you plan to bring a dog, consider shorter, less strenuous routes or those specifically designed for walking with pets.

As a circular route, you can start and park in various locations along the eastern coast of Ibiza. Popular starting points might include areas near Cala Portinatx or Aigües Blanques, where public parking is often available, especially outside of peak tourist season. Always check local parking regulations upon arrival.

Yes, for routes classified as 'Hard' like this one, some segments 'may be unpaved and difficult to ride'. While it is primarily a road cycling route, be prepared for potential sections that could be challenging for a typical racebike, especially in the more remote or hilly areas of the northeast.

Yes, the route briefly intersects with a few other official trails. You will find small sections that overlap with 'El Camí IT4TR5 El Camí Illenc: de l'Alguer a Formentera' (6% of the route), 'Ruta Platges' (5%), and 'Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera' (2%), among others.

No, this route is not suitable for beginner road cyclists. It is classified as 'difficult' and requires 'Very good fitness' due to its significant distance (87.1 km) and substantial elevation gain (1,230 m) over hilly and winding terrain. Beginners should look for easier routes in Ibiza.