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Circuit of Mallorca — Spain — Scenic
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Circuit of Mallorca

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In short: Circuit of Mallorca is a 300 km scenic road trip in Spain, typically driven over 3–4 days, best in April – October. Highlights: Palma, Sóller Valley, Serra de Tramuntana.

Distance
300 km
Duration
3–4 days
Best Season
April – October
IconicModerateScenicEV-friendly

A full loop around the Mediterranean's most beautiful island, southwest from Palma through Palmanova to Sóller's mountain village in the Serra de Tramuntana, east through Sa Pobla and the flat grape-growing Manacor plains to the east coast beaches, then back to Palma. Six Endesa EV charging stations make it Spain's smoothest electric island loop.

~0 refuels
~1 charge
Practical notes
The Serra de Tramuntana section features narrow, winding mountain roads with tight hairpins and steep drops. Drive cautiously and be prepared for tourist coaches and cyclists sharing the road, particularly in summer. Take the Sóller tunnel toll road as an alternative if mountain driving is a concern.
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Stops along the route

Palma — Departure — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Departure
Palma
A grand Mediterranean capital with Arab baths and Gothic spires. La Seu Cathedral's interior, partially redesigned by Gaudi, is one of the great Gothic spaces in Europe.
Hotels
Pollença — City — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
City
Pollença
A handsome inland hill town at the northern end of the Tramuntana. The 365-step Calvari staircase leads to a chapel with panoramic views over the bay and the plain.
Hotels
Manacor — City — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
City
Manacor
The island's second city, known for cultured pearls and the nearby Coves del Drach: vast Dragon Caves with classical music concerts on a subterranean lake.
Hotels
Palma (return) — Arrival — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Arrival
Palma (return)
The loop closes at La Seu. The cathedral lit golden at sunset, viewed from the seafront terrace with the harbour below, is the perfect final image of the circuit.
Hotels

Things to Do

Sóller Valley — Nature — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Nature
Sóller Valley
An orange-grove basin ringed by the Serra de Tramuntana peaks. A 1912 wooden electric tram still runs to the port; the Modernista bank building anchors the main square.
Serra de Tramuntana — Nature — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Nature
Serra de Tramuntana
The UNESCO-listed mountain spine of Mallorca. The ridge road from Sóller to Pollença passes stone-terraced olive groves and sea viewpoints 400 m above the coast.
Cala d'Or — Nature — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Nature
Cala d'Or
The east coast's finest cove complex: whitewashed architecture above a chain of pine-fringed inlets with the clearest water on the island. Parc Natural de Mondragó is adjacent.
Es Forti — Historic Site — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Historic Site
Es Forti
An 18th-century fortress in Cala d'Or offering panoramic views of the coastline and a glimpse into the island's history.
Cuevas del Drach — Cave — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Cave
Cuevas del Drach
Explore the stunning underground caves in Porto Cristo, featuring one of the largest underground lakes in Europe.
Mondragó Natural Park — National Park — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
National Park
Mondragó Natural Park
A natural paradise near Cala d'Or with wetlands, idyllic bays, and a network of hiking and biking trails.
Tren de Sóller — Scenic Train Ride — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Scenic Train Ride
Tren de Sóller
A historic train journey from Palma to Sóller, offering breathtaking views of the Tramuntana mountains.

Where to Eat

Port Petit — Mediterranean — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Mediterranean
Port Petit
Overlooking the marina, this restaurant offers exquisite Mediterranean dishes in a charming setting.
Rúcula del Puerto — Mediterranean — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Mediterranean
Rúcula del Puerto
Located at the harbor, it serves a variety of Mediterranean cuisine including fish soup, squid, and seafood.
La Scala — Italian — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Italian
La Scala
A fine dining spot at the marina offering Italian cuisine with dishes like pasta, beef in red wine sauce, and veal with mushrooms.
Ca'n Costa — Mallorcan — Circuit of Mallorca — Spain
Mallorcan
Ca'n Costa
A traditional Mallorcan restaurant in Pollença known for its authentic local dishes and rustic ambiance.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the Circuit of Mallorca drive?

The Circuit of Mallorca covers 300 km from start to finish.

How long does the Circuit of Mallorca take to drive?

Most travellers spend 3–4 days on the Circuit of Mallorca, depending on stops and pace.

When is the best time to drive the Circuit of Mallorca?

The recommended season for the Circuit of Mallorca is April – October.

Where does the Circuit of Mallorca start and end?

The Circuit of Mallorca runs from Palma to Palma (return).

What are the main stops on the Circuit of Mallorca?

The Circuit of Mallorca passes through Palma, Sóller Valley, Serra de Tramuntana.

Can I drive the Circuit of Mallorca in a regular car?

Yes — the Circuit of Mallorca is paved end-to-end and a regular car is fine in normal conditions.

How many fuel stops are needed on the Circuit of Mallorca?

Plan around 0 refuels (or about 1 EV charges) along the Circuit of Mallorca, based on its 300 km length.

Is the Circuit of Mallorca EV friendly?

Yes — the Circuit of Mallorca has charger coverage along the route and works as an EV road trip.

Is the Circuit of Mallorca safe to drive?

The Serra de Tramuntana section features narrow, winding mountain roads with tight hairpins and steep drops. Drive cautiously and be prepared for tourist coaches and cyclists sharing the road, particularly in summer. Take the Sóller tunnel toll road as an alternative if mountain driving is a concern.

What scenic tier is the Circuit of Mallorca?

The Circuit of Mallorca is a iconic drive — Iconic road trips that anchor a region's reputation — postcard scenery, headline highways, and the routes most travellers want to drive.