Bike Path With View of Palma – Algaida Parish Church loop from Les Meravelles

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Bike Path With View of Palma – Algaida Parish Church loop from Les Meravelles

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Bike Path With View of Palma – Algaida Parish Church loop from Les Meravelles

03:37

56.4km

640m

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: August 29, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 1.30 km for 60 m

After 29.9 km for 56 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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888 m

Playa de Palma

Highlight • Beach

This section can only be cycled from the direction of Palma; it is a one-way street.

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2.90 km

Church of Sant Miquel de Llucmajor

Highlight • Religious Site

The church is the next largest in Mallorca after the cathedral in Palma. Unfortunately, the inside of the church could not be visited. To do this, you have to attend …

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22.4 km

Randa

Highlight • Settlement

Randa is a pretty village at the foot of the striking Puig de Randa mountain. Historic stone houses characterize the village—and, of course, its stunning location in the green mountain landscape.

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23.8 km

collada de Gràcia

Mountain Pass

27.4 km

Sanctuary of Cura, Puig de Randa

Highlight • Religious Site

Well-known excursion and hiking destination, accordingly heavily frequented. In addition to the well-frequented gastronomy, there is also a rest area with tables and benches for a less expensive rest. It …

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36.7 km

Algaida Parish Church

Highlight • Religious Site

The building in Gothic architecture dates back to the 16th century.

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47.7 km

Mill Near Sant Jordi

Highlight • Monument

50.6 km

Son Jordi Windmills

Highlight • Monument

Windmills on Mallorca have a long tradition. In the past, they were considered an important part of Mallorcan agriculture and still characterize the landscape of the Spanish Balearic island today.

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