Cala Millor - Protur Hotels

From the starting point head towards
Sa Coma, following the signs along
Avinguda Baladres and Avinguda
Savines. Continue along the latter
avenue until you come to a stop sign
in S’Illot.
Turning to the left you come to the
Talayotic Settlement of S’Illot, one of
the most important archaeological
sites on the island. It is open to the
public and the tour includes the Visitor Centre which helps you to understand the site.
Return to Avinguda Savines, cross
the Can Amer torrent that divides the
municipalities of Manacor and Sant
Llorenç and continue in the direction
of Cala Morlanda – Porto Cristo. From
the former, a small holiday resort,
continue along the road in the direction of Porto Cristo until you come
to the cycle lane that runs from the
main road (PMV–4023) to the town.
Porto Cristo is famous for its natural harbour and the caves you can
visit 360 days a year. Go down to the
port to enjoy the wonderful views.
This inland Mallorcan town is a good
place to take a break. You can visit
the church and enjoy some of the
traditional products of the area, including coques (pastries) topped with
apricots, vegetables or trampó (a kind
of Mallorcan salad). After a rest, you
can continue the route back to Cala
Millor.
Head out of the town and after about
500 metres take the track to the left
signposted as Camí dels Molins. After
going up and down a few hills and
about 3 kilometres turn right onto
Camí de Cas Canonge. Here you have
to cross the Sa Torre Nova road that
goes to Cala Millor and continue on
Camí de Na Gatera, to the right after
200 metres. This track is not paved
and you have to cycle with care. Without leaving it you come to the Porto
Cristo – Son Servera road, which you
cross and then continue along the
track to the right alongside some
apartments. This track connects to
Carrer Alzina and Avinguda Savines in
Sa Coma. From there you can return
to the starting point in Cala Millor by
following the signs in the town.
Cala Millor – Cap des Pinar
Difficulty: Low
Itinerary: Cala Millor – Sa Coma –
S’Illot – Son Carrió – Cala Millor
From the starting point follow the
signs that lead you to the resort of Sa
Coma. At Avinguda de Ses Palmeres
turn to the left and, almost straight
after, to the right along Avinguda
de ses Savines until you come to the
stop sign, already in the built – up
area of S’Illot. Turning to the left you
come to the Talayotic Settlement of
S’Illot, one of the most important archaeological sites on the island. It is
open to the public and its Visitor Centre will help you understand the site.
To return to the itinerary, after the
stop sign turn right to reach the
roundabout on the Son Servera –
Porto Cristo road (PMV–4023) and
This is a good time to have a rest and
visit the church of Sant Miquel. We
also recommend the Mallorcan pastry specialities made by the town’s
bakers: coques, ensaïmades, panades
and cocarrois.
Itinerary: Cala Millor – Port Vell –
Son Servera – Cala Millor
From Son Carrió the itinerary continues towards the coast along Camí
de Sa Torre Nova. This is a very busy
road, so please cycle with care.
When you reach the roundabout you
can see the profiles of the hotels in
Cala Millor and Sa Coma. Turn left
and you start to descend the Camí de
Son Moro, which takes you back to
your starting point.
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Distance: 11.85 km
Difficulty: Low
From the starting point follow the
cycle lane that runs along Cala Millor
seafront promenade as far as Cala
Bona. Continue straight ahead in the
direction of Costa dels Pins. You soon
pass a Mallorcan – style residential
estate known as Port Verd on the
right. In the same direction and also
to the right is an old summer residential area known as Port Nou. Shortly
after, you come to Port Vell holiday
resort, which has a small beach covered with seaweed and some attractive tamarind trees.
tive countryside of olive groves with
the town of Son Servera in the distance. You come to a bridge where a
sign indicates the way to Son Servera;
turn left (PMV–4034) and this rather
narrow road takes you to the town.
Son Servera is an inland locality that
includes part of Cala Millor, as well
as Cala Bona and Costa dels Pins.
Follow the signs to reach the town
centre where you’ll find the church,
the town hall and some typical bars.
The weekly street market is on Friday
mornings. You can return to Cala Millor by taking the cycle lane that begins at Avinguda Constitució, next to
the Son Servera Tourist Information
Office.
Places of interest:
• Església Nova (New Church)
• Church of Sant Joan Baptista
• The “Pastoret” Statue
• Weekly market on Friday mornings
all year
At the crossroads turn left towards
Son Servera (PMV–4032). The road
climbs gently as you enjoy the attrac-
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Distance: 47.30 km
Difficulty: Medium
Itinerary: Cala Millor – Son Carrió
(via Sa Torre Nova) – Sant Llorenç –
Volta per Infern – Sant Llorenç – Son
Carrió (via Camí de Son Vives and
Camí de Ses Talaies) – Cala Millor
From the starting point head towards
Son Carrió on the Sa Torre Nova road,
which you will find on the way out of
Cala Millor on the left, in the direction of Porto Cristo.
From Son Carrió continue along the
road in the direction of Sant Llorenç
(PMV–4021) and then turn right onto
Camí de Son Berga, which will take
you to the road that goes to Sant
Llorenç (PMV–4022). Enter the town
going under the railway bridge and,
after passing a stop sign, turn to the
left in the direction of Manacor. Take
the main street through the town in
the direction of Artà and, after 400
metres, on the left you come to the
road that takes you to the Volta per
Infern, which is signposted as Camí de
Calicant PMV–3323.
Without detouring from main route,
pass by the Calicant crossroads and
continue north until you link up with
the Camí de Sos Ferrers, after a section of road in poor condition.
Sa Talaia, Es Pou, Sa Carbonera. At
Km 25.8 you come to another crossroads (PMV–2034). Take the road to
the right, Camí de Ses Planes i Sa Begura. Follow it to Sant Llorenç without making any detours.
Once in the town you have to take
the Artà road and after 400 metres
turn onto the narrow road on the
right that takes you to Carrer del Pou.
Turn left onto the Camí de Son Vives,
the estate you will see on the right on
a small hill. Pass it by and at the next
crossroads, with a “give way” sign at
Km 37 on the route, turn to the right
until you reach the Son Servera to
Sant Llorenç road (PM–403). Cross
this busy main road with great care
and take the track right in front of
you, the Camí de Ses Talaies. This
asphalted track runs between cultivated fields and the estate of the
same name and, after making some
zigzags, arrives at Son Carrió. From
here just follow the Sa Torre Nova
road, as you did at the beginning of
the itinerary, and it will take you back
to Cala Millor.
The places of interest in the town
are:
• Calicant and Muntanyes d’Artà Natural Area of Special Interest (ANEI)
• Sant Llorenç Railway Station
• Pou Vell (Old Well)
• Parish Church
• Birthplace of Salvador Galmés
• Molí d’en Gras (Mill)
You pass by the signs indicating the
former agricultural estates and agro
– tourism establishments: Ses Bit·les,
Cala Millor – Artà –
Canyamel - Coves d’Artà
Cala Millor – Son Servera –
Artà – Sant Llorenç
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Itinerary: Cala Millor – Sa Coma –
S’Illot – Cala Morlanda – Porto Cristo
– Camí de sa Marineta – Son Carrió
– Camí dels Molins – Camí de Cas
Canonge – Camí de Na Gatera – Sa
Coma – Cala Millor
Distance: 16.64 km
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Office (Plaça Eureka)
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Difficulty: Low
From there cycle with care along the
road and when you come to the next
roundabout turn right onto Camí de
Sa Marineta. This track is about 6 kilometres long and, after crossing the
Sa Gruta track, it takes you to the Son
Carrió – Manacor road (PMV–4021).
At this crossroads turn to the right
and after a little more than a kilometre you come to Son Carrió.
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Office. Av. Badia de Llevant, 2
continue in the direction of Son Carrió (PMV–4021). This is a road with
a lot of twists and turns and some
steep hills. The countryside here
is one of dryland farming -almond
groves and fig and carob trees- and,
in the background, the town of Son
Carrió, which you find yourself entering before you know it.
Canyamel
RECOMMENDATIONS
• The itineraries described are not exclusively
for cyclists
• Always wear a helmet
• Use sun protection lotion
• Respect the signage and the rules of the road
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Office (Plaça Eureka)
Rotja Hotel on your right the road begins to climb.
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At the end of it you come to the Mirador Cap des Pinar, an emblematic and
very popular lookout point with fabulous views. It is traditional for lovers
to fix a padlock on the railings here
and throw the key into the sea as an
expression of eternal love.
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Office. Plaça Eureka, s/n.
Distance: 16,64 km
Difficulty: Low
Itinerary: Cala Millor – Costa dels
Pins – Cap des Pinar – Cala Millor
From the starting point follow the cycle lane that runs along Cala Millor’s
seafront promenade as far as Cala
Bona. Continue straight ahead in the
direction of Costa dels Pins. You soon
pass a collection of holiday villas on
the right known as Port Verd. There
are beautiful views from here.
After a short time you come to the
Costa dels Pins area where you will
see Sa Marjal Beach on the right and
a little further on to your left part of
the Son Servera Golf Club. Continue
straight ahead along Avinguda del
Pinar. After you pass the Golf Punta
On the way back, take a break in Cala
Bona and enjoy a refreshing drink at
one of the many café terraces while
you soak up the atmosphere of the
fishing harbour.
Follow the cycle lane back to your
starting point.
Places of interest:
• Cap des Pinar lookout point
• Cala Bona harbour
Distance: 43.95 km
Difficulty: Medium
Itinerary: Cala Millor – Son Servera –
Artà – Canyamel – Son Servera – Cala
Millor
From the starting point go up Avinguda Joan Servera Camps to the start
of Cala Millor on the cycle route. At
the second roundabout head in the
direction of Capdepera – Artà on the
bypass until you reach the PM–404
road. At the next crossroads turn left
in the direction of Artà (PM–4041).
You pass the Es Rafalet estate where
the road climbs steeply. After a while
you begin to see the mediaeval outline of Artà with the church and
shrine of Sant Salvador standing out
at the highest point of the town. In
Artà you can take a break in the town
centre and visit the Artà Regional
Museum or the Ses Païsses Talayotic
Settlement.
Back on the main road you head in
the direction of Canyamel (PM–4042)
and at the roundabout with the Son
Servera – Cala Rajada road (PM–404)
continue straight ahead until you
reach the town of Canyamel. You
soon come to Canyamel Tower that
was built in the 13th century to defend the town and is well worth a
visit. Follow the signs to the beach,
where you cross a small bridge, taking care to avoid the pedestrians.
On the other side of the torrent continue up the coast to the right until
you come to the Caves of Artà, from
where you have marvellous views of
the sea and the cliffs. Following the
itinerary, turn back, but this time
take the PM–4042 road, passing the
Canyamel golf course, until you come
back to the roundabout on the Capdepera road (PM–404). Turn in the
direction of Son Servera, continue
along the road and climb to the Coll
dels Vidriers pass (120 m) (you can
avoid the climb by going through the
tunnel). From the top of the pass you
have a fine panoramic view of the
towns of Capdepera and Son Servera.
Return to Cala Millor by taking the
Son Servera bypass.
Places of interest:
• Son Servera: Esglèsia Nova (New
Church) and Church of Sant Joan
Baptista
• Artà: Shrine of Sant Salvador, Parish Church of the Transfiguration
of the Lord, Regional Museum, Ses
Païses Talayotic Settlement
• Canyamel: Canyamel Tower, beach
and Canyamel lake interpretation
centre
• Caves of Artà
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de Ses Planes on the left, which coincides with the Sant Llorenç itinerary.
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Office. Av. Badia de Llevant, 2.
Once in the town you have to take
the road to Artà and after 400 metres turn onto the narrow road to
the right that takes you to Carrer
del Pou. Turn left onto Camí de Son
Vives, named after the estate you will
soon see on the right at the top of a
small hill. Pass it and the next crossroads (with a give way sign) and turn
to the right to reach the Son Servera
to Sant Llorenç road (PM–403). Cross
this busy road with great care and follow the track right in front of you, the
Camí de Ses Talaies. This paved track
takes you through cultivated fields
and past the farm it is named after to
Son Carrió.
Distance: 43.72 km
Difficulty: Medium
Itinerary: Cala Millor – Son Servera –
Artà – Sant Llorenç – Cala Millor
This cycling itinerary complements
the Artà (Canyamel) and Sant Llorenç
(Volta per Infern) routes and can be
combined with either to make a longer ride.
From the starting point head towards
Son Servera on the PMV–4023 road,
passing through the town centre
to reach the outskirts in the direction of Palma or Manacor. At the
roundabout with the Capdepera road
(PM–404) turn off in the direction of
Artà on the so – called “Rentadors”
road (PMV–4031), named after the
old public washing facilities and the
animal drinking trough. This road has
some steep climbs and sharp bends.
Link up with the Artà to Sant Llorenç
road (Ma – 15), from where you can
see the Morro den Ferrutx and the
town of Artà, where you can rest or
visit some of the recommended places of interest.
Returning to the route, continue
along the road in the direction of Can
Picafort and, after a short time, turn
onto Camí de Carrossa or Sos Fulles
(Ma – 3334) that takes you to Sant
Llorenç. Please take great care as
the road surface is in poor condition
here. Continue on the camí, passing
by Hort de sa Begura and taking Camí
• Respect the natural environment and the flora and fauna along the route
Es rentadors
• The described routes are apt for mountain
and touring bikes
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Infern
Municipal Tourist Information Office
Av. Badia de Llevant, 2
07560 Cala Millor
Tel.: +34 971 585 409
E – mail: [email protected]
• Son Servera: Esglèsia Nova (New
Church) and church of Sant Joan
Baptista
• A Son Carrió: church of Sant Miquel, railway station.
Emergencies 112
Sant Llorenç Local Police 092 / +34 971810601
Son Servera Local Police 092 / +34 971814076
Tele – taxi Cala Millor +34 971586969 (24h)
RadioTaxi Cala Millor +34 971562556 (24h)
Bus (www.tib.org)
+34 971177777
Cala Millor (Sant Llorenç)
Places of interest:
• Sant Llorenç: Parish Church, Pou
Vell (Old Well), railway station.
• Do not discard excrement or rubbish along
the route
• Take suitable equipment for the weather and
light conditions, as well as plenty of water
From there just follow the Sa Torre
Nova road that will take you back to
Cala Millor.
• Artà: Shrine of Sant Salvador, Parish Church of the Transfiguration
of the Lord, Regional Museum, Ses
Païses Talayotic Settlement
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Distance: 27.26 km
Start: Cala Millor Tourist Information
Office. Av. Badia de Llevant, 2
Sant Llorenç – “Volta per Infern“
Cala Millor (Son Servera)
Poblat talaiòtic de S‘Illot
Municipal Tourist Information Office
Plaça Eureka, s/n
07560 Cala Millor
Tel.: +34 971 585 864
E – mail: [email protected]
More information:
www.sonservera.es
www.visitsantllorenc.com
www.wikiloc.com
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To rejoin the itinerary, head out of
the town in the direction of Manacor
until you come to the roundabout
on the Porto Cristo – Manacor road
(PM–420).
Cala Millor – Port Vell – Son Servera
BIKE ROUTES
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