Coll de Sóller – Deià loop from Es Pont d'Inca Nou

Coll de Sóller – Deià loop from Es Pont d'Inca Nou

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Coll de Sóller – Deià loop from Es Pont d'Inca Nou

05:39

108km

1,910m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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12.3 km

Bunyola Square

Highlight • Settlement

Bunyola is a typical, lively Mallorcan village. There is always something going on, you are never alone. If you enjoy your coffee in one of the bars around the small market square in the shadow of the church, surrounded by the bustle of the locals. Numerous cyclists mix around the year, rewarding themselves either for the hardships of the Coll d'Honor or for just these strengths.

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13.4 km

Ascent to Coll de Sóller from Bunyola

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

This is one of the most famous climbs in Mallorca. A very quiet road, without much motorized traffic with a fair amount of curves. Also you can attack it from both sides. Essential if you are cycling around the island.

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20.9 km

Coll de Sóller

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Stone walls, olive trees, endless curves and impressive views await you on the climb to Coll de Sóller. Enjoy this wonder.

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28.5 km

View from the ascent to Coll de Sóller

Highlight • Viewpoint

Many switchbacks meander from both sides up to the Coll de Soller. The cars use the tunnel. So mostly only cyclists are on the road here. A real pleasure route.

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35.2 km

Viewpoint

39.6 km

Deià

Highlight • Settlement

Deia is a beautiful hillside town. The small food market is perfect for replenishing water and something sweet. Definitely plan it, because after that you need the grains.

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53.2 km

Claret Pass

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

Magnificent climb on a small road with good asphalt and incredible views of the mountains and the coast. The slope is not very steep and the curves give it a special touch.

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58.3 km

Coll des Grau

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

Beautiful low-traffic route, first undulating "through the gardens", later climbing more steeply to the Col des Grau.

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68.2 km

Ascent and descent of the Galilea pass

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

Great climb and descent from both sides but it's especially narrow when descending towards the Andratx side so it's worth taking care on the many blind corners. The surface of this climb isn't as good as many Mallorca's roads either, having said that it's absolutely beautiful! Personally I prefer to ride this climb from Es Capdella towards Puigpynyent.

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90.2 km

Coll dels Tords

Mountain Pass

108 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

92.8 km

6.58 km

5.05 km

3.66 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

104 km

3.54 km

126 m

114 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Friday 9 October

23°C

11°C

0 %

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Max wind speed: 16.0 km/h

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Comments

April 5, 2023,Rennrad-Tour zum genießen aber sehr anstrengend

Nice tour, just to build condition. You just have to enjoy the many cycle paths and the Panorama Road!

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April 26, 2024,RR 08 Von Paguera über Bunyola nach Port Soller und über Deja, Es Grau und Galilea zurück

Unfortunately, today is the last day here in Mallorca in 2024.
At 16 degrees, slightly cloudy, we went again today via EsCapdela, Col des Tordes towards Bunyola.
This time via the Col Soller to Port Soller with a stopover and appropriately at Shandi and Pa amb Oli 😋
Then via Deja on the coastal road past Valdemossa then via La …

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March 4, 2025,Soll er oder soll er nicht...

... drive to Port de Soller? Today had the best weather forecast of the remaining days, so let's go. The place is really nice for a break on the beach. Refreshed with a Bocadillo de Jamon, I could then tackle the Coll de Soller on the way back. The highway before and after is annoying, but you have to go …

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March 2, 2024,Port de Soller

There was plenty of sunshine and a fair amount of wind, but no matter, after a much-needed day of rest, today we had to go to Port de Soller. The early start paid off, so I was able to while away an hour on the really nice beach in PdS and still arrived in the area in the light of …

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