[Ciclying]

Majorca has a long cycling tradition, with the first velocipede races already being held by the end of the 19th century, with the first Tour of Majorca taking place soon afterwards (1913).

The important cyclists that have sprung from this "Land of Cyclists" are a demonstration of this deep-rooted tradition. For road cycling, Majorca has a network of 1,250 km of roads and rural byways, with an average width of 6.5 metres, many of which have long stretches with very little traffic. Cycling fans have 11 routes available in the area surrounding Capdepera:

- Cala Ratjada – Cala Mesquida – Cala Torta.

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Artà "Ses Païses"

- Cala Torta – Cala Mitjana – Cala Estreta.

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Artà – Betlem

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Artà – Colònia de Sant Pere.

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Artà – Sant Llorenç

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Artà – Son Servera

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Canyamel, Caves, Beach

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – "Es Molí" – Canyamel

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Torre de Canyamel – Costa de Canyamel.

- Cala Ratjada – Capdepera – Costa dels Pins – Cala Bona – Cala Millor.

- From Cala Millor through Son Carrió, San Llorenç and Son Servera to Cala Ratjada.