Cycling

A country house in Pollença designed for those who want to discover Mallorca by bicycle

The north of Mallorca is one of the most appreciated destinations by cycling fans, and Son Sant Jordi offers services designed for those who want to discover the island on two wheels.

Thanks to its location in Pollença, the country house allows easy access to some of the most popular cycling routes in Mallorca, such as Lluc, Formentor and the entire bay of the Port of Pollença, until reaching the lagoon of Alcúdia. In addition, the establishment has services aimed at facilitating the stay of cyclists visiting the island.

This combination of a privileged location and adapted services makes Son Sant Jordi an ideal base to enjoy cycling in Mallorca.

Country house for cyclists in Pollença, Mallorca | Son Sant Jordi - 1
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Is Son Sant Jordi a suitable country house for cyclists in Pollença?
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Yes, Son Sant Jordi offers specific services for cyclists and is in a very practical location to discover routes in the north of Mallorca. Its location in Pollença makes it a good base to combine cycling trips with rest in a quiet and charming environment.

Yes, the country house has a closed garage for storing bicycles, a secure space where cyclists can store their equipment during their stay. It is advisable to request this service in advance, as it has limited capacity.

Yes, Son Sant Jordi offers a bicycle rental service, allowing guests to explore Mallorca on two wheels without having to travel with their own bicycle.

Yes, the country house can organize luggage transfers between stages of cycling or hiking routes, an especially practical option for those who want to take multi-day tours of the island.

Pollença is one of the most appreciated destinations for cyclists who visit Mallorca. Its proximity to the Tramuntana mountain range and numerous panoramic routes allows you to enjoy varied routes between mountains, valleys and coast.