Serra de Tramuntana: All-Women Guided Hike in Mallorca

Upon arrival at Mallorca Airport, your guide will transfer you to the picturesque village of Sant Elm, on the island’s southwest coast. Once settled in, take some time to explore the town and its beautiful beach. Sant Elm’s main street is filled with cafes and restaurants, perfect for enjoying an aperitif or dinner, along with plenty of souvenir shops to explore.

One of the area’s highlights is watching the breathtaking sunset from one of the viewpoints along the coastline. In the evening, your guide will meet you for a welcome drink and a briefing on the itinerary and details of our upcoming adventure.

Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

Today’s hike takes us to the 400-year-old Torre de Cala en Bassets watchtower, offering stunning views of Dragon Island. The trail continues through a forested slope, becoming steep and rocky until we reach the historic Trappist Monastery (La Trapa). The route loops back to Sant Elm, where we can enjoy refreshing drinks on sunny terraces. Afterward, we’ll be transferred to the picturesque town of Esporles in the Tramuntana mountains, with a visit to the La Granja farmhouse museum highly recommended.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Hiking: 10 km / 6.2 mi, 4 hours
Elevation: +/-460 m / 1,332 ft
Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

Our walk begins at La Granja. We’ll start by following the historic Camí des Correu, a medieval royal road that connects Esporles with Banyalbufar, now part of the Dry Stone Route network. When we reach Banyalbufar, we’ll be amazed by its 1,000-year-old terraced landscape, a legacy from the Arab rule. It’s the perfect spot for a lunch break.

Afterward, we’ll continue along the coastline to Port des Canonge, where a beautiful pebbled beach awaits. In the evening, we’ll be transferred to Valldemossa for the next two nights.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Hiking: 12 km / 7.4 mi, 5 hours
Elevation: +/-563 m / 1,847 ft
Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

After exploring the charming Valldemossa, our adventure continues along a 19th-century path network. This network offers amazing coastal and mountain views, taking us to the beautiful village Deià. More than just a hike, it’s a cultural journey, where we’ll learn about spots like Son Marroig, Miramar, s’Estaca, and Sa Foradada. Deià itself has a fascinating story—artists have been flocking here since the 1960s and 70s. The village is full of incredible artwork and legends that still inspire creativity today.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Hiking: 10 km / 6.2 mi, 4 hours
Elevation: +/-460 m / 1,509 ft
Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

After a quick transfer to Bunyola and a stroll around the town, we’ll head out in the afternoon to catch one of the most stunning sunsets on the island. We’ll start with an easy climb through a peaceful holm oak forest and ancient olive groves. Along the way, we’ll check out one of the highlights of the route, the cave house of Sa Cova.

We’ll make our way to the top of Penyal d’Honor, one of the most magical spots on Mallorca, where we’ll enjoy a glass of cava, famous sparkling wine, and a traditional Mallorcan picnic. We’ll head back by torchlight.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Hiking: 10 km / 6.2 mi, 4 – 5 hours
Elevation: +/-539 m / 1,768 ft
Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

Today’s hike is classic! It will take us high above the sea, offering epic views of Mallorca’s wild, rugged coastline with its stunning bays and capes.
We’ll also explore the breathtaking northern coast, finishing at Cala Tuent—one of the most beautiful, paradise-like beaches right at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch, 4 hours
Hiking: 11.4 km / 7 mi
Elevation: +/-327 m / 1,072 ft
Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

We’ll kick off with a scenic circular walk around the Alcúdia peninsula, where we’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia, and the Serra de Levant. After our hike, we’ll head to the medieval town of Alcúdia, the perfect way to wrap up our adventure. Once the capital of Mallorca, Alcúdia is still surrounded by its ancient walls and rich in history, having been inhabited by Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans. A truly fascinating place to explore!

Meals: Breakfast and lunch, 4 hours
Hiking: 8 km / 4.9 mi
Elevation: +/-557 m / 1,827 ft
Accommodation: 4-star boutique hotel

After breakfast, we’ll pack up, and everyone can head off from Mallorca whenever they’re ready. If you want to extend your stay in Mallorca, your guide will be happy to give you tips on what to visit.

Meals: Breakfast