This program begins in Sóller, the capital of the Serra de Tramuntana and takes you to the northeasternmost point of Mallorca to Cala Ratjada. You can complete the longest stage of around 45 km by bike.
The GR221 takes us through the Serra de Tramuntana with a length of 90 km. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. It is known for its centuries-old stone walls, olive trees and holm oaks that characterize the landscape. The Serra de Tramuntana has an extensive network of paths. Some hiking trails run along the old connecting paths between the towns. They date back to the Arab period (1000 years ago) and are partly paved with stone. Others follow charcoal wagon trails and old mule trails to remote farms or watchtowers. The GR221 or “Pedra en Sec – Dry Stone Wall Route” intersects with the GR222 long-distance hiking trail at the Lluc Sanctuary.
The long-distance hiking trail GR222 connects Artà (in the northeast of the island) with the Llevant Natural Park, the holiday resort of Colònia de Sant Pere and the villages of Santa Margalida, Llubí, Inca, Selva and Caimari with the Lluc Monastery. The route through the plain uses the old summer cattle paths to the Serra de Tramuntana, which you explore on one stage by bike. You can choose between a trekking bike, racing bike or even an e-bike.
