Hiking holidays on Majorca | Eurohike Walking Holidays

When hiking on Majorca, you will experience a harmonious interplay of mountains and sea like nowhere else. Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of the sunny Mediterranean island in the south.

Hiker enjoys the view of the sea and the panorama of the Alcudia peninsula

Majorca Finca-Walking with Charm

7 Days

32 ratings

Hikers on the Ofre Pass near Soler with a view of the Cúber reservoir

Majorca – Trans Tramuntana

8 Days

68 ratings

Wooden trail marker on the GR221 near es Capdella

Majorca - along the GR221

9 Days

8 ratings

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Mediterranean time out on the Balearic island

All walking holidays on Majorca

Questions and answers about your hiking tour on Majorca

At what time of the year is a hiking holiday on Majorca particularly recommended?

The ideal travel time for hiking on Majorca is from February to June and from September to October. During these months the temperatures are wonderful for spending time hiking in nature.

Where can you hike on Majorca?

Majorca offers wonderful hiking paths, which can be explored most conveniently on a hiking holiday with luggage transfer. Whether hiking on the west coast, in the north, on the east coast, along the long-distance hiking trail GR 221 or hiking in the Tramuntana mountains – the varied routes guarantee a perfect active experience for all levels of hiking.

Which hiking tours can be experienced in the Tramuntana mountains on Majorca?

Our hiking tour Majorca – Trans Tramuntana offers the best of hiking adventures that can be experienced in the Tramuntana mountains. But also our other hiking tours on Majorca partly lead through the Tramuntana mountains. Do you have any questions about our active tours on Majorca? We would be happy to advise you at any time – just contact us!

Are there any UNESCO Cultural Heritage Sites on Majorca?

Majorca has a special UNESCO cultural heritage site: the cultural landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana, a mountain range about 90 kilometers long in the north-west of the Balearic island. The mountains of the Tramuntana mountains are home to around 20,000 people, half of whom live in the picturesque town of Sóller. The highest point of the Tramuntana mountains is the Puig Major at 1,445 meters.

The Tramuntana mountains are a popular destination for hikers and cyclists due to the numerous roads and well-signposted hiking paths.

What special highlights do you come across when hiking on Majorca?

You can experience a lot of natural or culinary highlights when hiking on Majorca. Hardly anywhere else can a hiking holiday be experienced as enjoyable as while island hiking on the sunny Balearic island. Whether hiking in the Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO cultural heritage site, along the long-distance hiking trail GR 221 a leisurely city stroll through the island's capital Palma de Majorca, a relaxing break on the beach or an excellent Majorcan dinner – a hiking holiday on Majorca offers a wonderful feast for all the senses

Our most beautiful hiking tours on Majorca

Majorca – Trans Tramuntana

Our hiking holiday in the northwest of the island starts on the Alcudía peninsula. After exploring the peninsula’s coast, hike leisurely to the famous Lluc Monastery. From there the tour heads to Port de Sóller before it ends in Playa de Palma after eight peaceful days. Look forward to wonderful hiking paths through this unspoiled landscape and to quiet hours while coastal hiking.

Majorca – Along the GR221

In nine days and seven daily stages, the well-known long-distance hiking trail GR221 takes you across the Balearic island of Majorca from the north to the south-west. Between the stage destinations such as Port d'Alcudia, Port de Sóller, Valldemossa, Port Andratx or Sant Elm, beautiful natural landscapes, the impressive Tramuntana mountains, traditional fincas, picturesque orange and lemon gardens, and a Mediterranean lifestyle like nowhere else await you.

Majorca – Trans Tramuntana

8 Days

68 ratings

Majorca - along the GR221

9 Days

8 ratings

Majorca Finca-Walking with Charm

Traditional accommodation and a lot of unique sights await you on this Majorca finca hiking trail. From Pollença you explore the north of the sunshine island. Look forward to wonderful hikes, comfortable accommodation in typical houses and regional delicacies.

Majorca's Highlights with Charm

The hiking tour of Majorca’s highlights leaves nothing to be desired. City, sea, mountains, valleys…what more could you want? Hike under the guidance from Eurohike from the artist village of Valldemossa via the coastal path to Port de Sòller, on to the Cuber Reservoir and finally ending in the capital of Palma.

Majorca Finca-Walking with Charm

Majorca‘s West Coast with Charm

The west coast is shaped by the Serra de Tramuntana and is home to the highest mountains in Majorca, including highest, Puig Major. Places like Pollenca, Lluc Monastery – the largest pilgrimage site in Majorca, Valldemossa and Soller await your visit after an eventful day of hiking. On our hiking holiday Majorca‘s West Coast with Charm, you will get to know the authentic Majorca far away from the tourist hotspots.

Hiker in front of the panoramic view of Port de Soller

Majorca‘s West Coast with Charm

7 Days

5 ratings

Hiker enjoys the view of a sailing boat and the rocky coast, surrounded by pine trees

Top attractions on Majorca

Palma de Majorca

The island's capital offers the perfect change from hiking: Culinary delights, shopping and culture.

Port de Sóller

Visit the picturesque coastal town and enjoy a delicious almond or orange ice cream.

Cap de Formentor

From the northernmost point of Majorca you can enjoy fantastic views and panoramas.

Lluc Monastery

The pilgrimage site in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains with the Black Madonna is definitely worth a visit.

Deià

The picturesque artists' village is probably one of the most beautiful places on the entire island.

The cathedral Santa Maria in Palma de Mallorca

View over yellow flowering tree spurge bushes to the coastal town of Port de Soller, with the mountains in the background

View of the lighthouse on a rocky hill at Cap de Formentor

Travel documents at the fountain of the monastery of Lluc

The small hilltop town of Deia on the edge of the Tramuntana mountains

What our guests say

We had great views, great landscapes and we got to know nice people. The itinerary was well organised, everything worked for us. It was convenient to stay in the same accommodation for two nights, so we didn't have to pack everything every day. The luggage transfer worked really well, the luggage was always already there when we arrived at the accommodation.

Ulrike A.

Everything was very well organised, the tours were well chosen and put together, very varied, the times were right. Every day was simply beautiful, Alcudia peninsula was my favourite. This was definitely not our last Eurohike tour.

Tanja W.

The individual stages are well chosen and easy to find. A varied landscape through the north of Majorca. The highlight was the Puig de l'Ofre - great views of more or less the whole island.

Joachim W.

You can't really judge what was the most beautiful. We didn't realise that Majorca was so beautiful. If we had to choose one tour, we would say it was the tour from Deia to Pt. de Soller.

Gertrude W.

I can really recommend this tour. I got to know Majorca in a whole new way during the hiking tours. The views of the blue sea, the bays, the beautiful places and super freshly squeezed orange juice. The routes and accommodation were excellently chosen. Many thanks for the wonderful time.

Marscha B.

Useful information about your hiking holiday on Majorca

The climate on Majorca

The Balearic island of Majorca has a Mediterranean climate with very warm and dry summer months and mild, humid winter months. The summer months are characterised by temperatures of 25 to 30 degrees Celsius and low rainfall, making the island a popular destination for sun worshippers. In winter, temperatures are usually between 10 and 15 degrees Celsius and it can occasionally rain. The ideal time to go hiking is from February to June and from September to October.

Cala Tuent is a cove with a rocky beach near the Tramuntana mountains

Cuisine on Majorca

The whole world knows of paella, crema catalana and gazpacho, but have you ever heard of Arroz brut, cremadillos or tumbet? The Majorcan cuisine doesn’t have to hide behind its mainland counterparts. In addition to fish and game, on Majorca fresh vegetables, harvested regionally, are thrown into the pan. Please try the wonderfully fresh Trampó salad, the hearty regional soup with bread and the famous Majorcan snails in garlic butter! Buen provecho!