Mallorca Guided Walking Holiday
Away from the busy resorts, Mallorca has many wild and beautiful places which can be reached on foot – and we’ll take you to them on this guided walking holiday. Spring and autumn are the best times to go to enjoy comfortable temperatures for walking. There is a varied landscape of spectacular coastline with secluded coves, low-level mountains and sleepy villages to discover. Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims through the Tramuntana Mountains to reach the tucked away 13th century monastery in the sleepy village of Lluc. Some routes pass through aromatic orange and lemon groves and under areas covered with a canopy of pine trees before opening out to the mountain slopes. These lead to limestone summits to reveal sweeping views across the island.
Holiday Highlights
- Discover Mallorca's spectacular coastline, stunning mountains and sleepy ochre villages
- Superb walking in the breathtaking Serra de Tramuntana mountains
- Wander through Mallorca's peaceful rural scenery
- Easily accessible with many flights from regional airports
What’s included
- A full programme of guided walks with 2 options every walking day
- All transport to and from the walks
- The services of experienced HF Holidays' leaders
- "With flight" holidays include return flights from the UK and hotel transfers
- 7 nights accommodation in en-suite rooms
- Half board - continental breakfast and evening meal
On our Guided Walking holidays, we believe that choice is key. Our walks descriptions will help you choose according to your interests and fitness. The walks are grouped together with care by local experts to give the best experience. While every effort will be made to adhere to the described itinerary, we may occasionally vary the sequence shown here or substitute an alternative route to suit local conditions or for other operational reasons, potentially at short notice.
Welcome to Hotel Uyal. Unpack and settle in.
Today we explore the area to the north of Puerto Pollensa with its beautiful valleys, coves and headlands.
Option 1 - Boquer Valley
Distance: 6½ miles (10km)
Total ascent: 500 feet (150m)
In summary: Walking from and to the hotel, our destination today is the beautiful Boquer Valley, a bird watcher’s paradise.
Highlight: The rugged coastline of north east Mallorca.
Option 2 - Puig d’Aguila and the Siller Valley
Distance: 7½miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: A short bus ride will take us to Cala de San Vicenc for the start of our walk. A well-constructed dirt track then leads us to a headland from where we ascend the Puig d’Aguila for stunning views. We then return to Cala de San Vicenc for some well earned refreshments before making our way over the Siller Pass and back to the hotel.
Highlight: A lovely introductory walk to the local area.
Today we’ll travel inland to the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains to visit beautiful Lluc Monastery and explore the area around Lluc.
Option 1 - Lluc to Caimari
Distance: 5 miles (8km)
Total ascent: 400 feet (120m)
In summary: After spending some time enjoying the Monastery and its surrounds, we take the GR222 (Cami Vell) and follow it south through lovely woodland, enjoying superb viewpoints en route, to the charming, traditional village of Caimari.
Highlight: The beautiful monastery in Lluc.
Option 2 - Lluc to Caimari via Menut
Distance: 9 miles (14½km)
Total ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: This walk starts with a circuit around the Moleta de Binifaldo, taking in some dramatic mountain scenery, before returning to the Lluc area and following the same route as the Option 1 walk.
Highlight: Dramatic mountain scenery.
Today we enjoy walks on the Alcudia Peninsula.
Option 1 - Coll de na Benet
Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: We walk on an easy track through pleasant woodland to reach the Fontanelles Valley. Here we ascend gently to the Coll affording us views of the surrounding hills and the coastline. We continue on good tracks and paths to our finishing point at the Bon Aire Marina.
Highlight: Both of our walks today are interesting, with great views.
Option 2 - Talaia d’Alcudia
Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 1,500 (450m)
In summary: Today, our walk starts at the Ermita de la Victoria from where we start our ascent to the summit of the Talaia. After enjoying the panoramic views, we descend on a stony mountain path to a picnic area. After a short walk along a broad dirt track, we enter the Fontanelles Valley ascending to another viewpoint and then descending to join the route of the Option 1 group to the Marina for refreshments.
Highlight: Ascent of Talaia with stunning views.
Each week there is a free day when no guided walks are offered. This is an ideal opportunity to relax around the hotel, walk independently or visit local places of interest. Some options for your free day may include:
Puerto Pollensa: Have a leisurely lunch in the town, visit the local market, take a boat trip from the harbour, or simply enjoy a stroll down the beach.
Pollensa: Visit the beautiful old town of Pollensa by public bus. Explore the old winding streets and climb the steps to the Calvary.
Palma de Mallorca: Take the local bus to the capital, Palma, to explore the magnificent cathedral and the old quarter with its medieval layout of narrow winding streets.
Today we travel south east to the Arta Peninsula to visit the Llevant Natural Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty, for our walks. Our journey will take us via the old town of Arta to the Park Visitor Centre where there are toilets and a small exhibition area.
Option 1 - Soldiers’ Camp and Betlam
Distance: 4½miles (7½km)
Total ascent: 600 feet (180m)
In summary: Today we have two short, but equally beautiful walks. Our morning walk will take us on a short but steep ascent to the ‘Soldiers Camp’. After lunch we will return to the Park Centre for a transfer to Arta for a short visit before continuing our journey to the coast for a relaxing afternoon stroll to the lovely small town of Betlam for a swim or a visit to a bar.
Highlight: Extensive views of wild and unspoilt countryside from the 'Soldiers Camp'.
Option 2 - Soldiers Camp and GR222 to Betlam
Distance: 7½ miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,200 feet (360m)
In summary: Initially we take the same route as the Option 1 group. After visiting the Soldier’s Camp we take the GR222 and follow this all the way to Betlam enjoying the peace and solitude of this lovely area.
Highlight: Walking along the GR222 long distance trail with fantastic views.
For our final day, we return to the Tramuntana Mountains for further exploration. Both walks will use part of the GR221, a long distance route which runs the length of the Tramuntana Mountains.
Option 1 - Lluc to Binifaldo Circuit
Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 900 feet (270m)
In summary: Starting from Lluc Monastery for our circular walk, we will enjoy the pleasant karst and woodland scenery north of the area. Our walk will include a visit to the 'Camel Rock' and will pass evidence of previous woodland industries. Our return leg back to Lluc will follow part of the long distance GR221 path.
Highlight: The interesting and varied scenery of the Tramuntana mountains.
Option 2 - Lluc to Pollensa
Distance: 11 miles (17km)
Total ascent: 700 feet (220m)
Total descent: 2,000 feet (600m)
In summary: Initially following the same route as Option 1, we also have the opportunity to view 'the Camel'. We then follow the GR221 descending through woodland, quiet roads and on riverside footpaths, reaching the town of Pollensa for some much needed refreshments.
Highlight: Enjoy stunning mountain views.
We hope to see you again soon.
Welcome to Hotel Uyal. Unpack and settle in.
Today we explore the area to the north of Puerto Pollensa with its beautiful valleys, coves and headlands.
Option 1 - Boquer Valley
Distance: 6½ miles (10km)
Total ascent: 500 feet (150m)
In summary: Walking from and to the hotel, our destination today is the beautiful Boquer Valley, a bird watcher’s paradise.
Highlight: The rugged coastline of north east Mallorca.
Option 2 - Puig d’Aguila and the Siller Valley
Distance: 7½miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: A short bus ride will take us to Cala de San Vicenc for the start of our walk. A well-constructed dirt track then leads us to a headland from where we ascend the Puig d’Aguila for stunning views. We then return to Cala de San Vicenc for some well earned refreshments before making our way over the Siller Pass and back to the hotel.
Highlight: A lovely introductory walk to the local area.
Today we’ll travel inland to the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains to visit beautiful Lluc Monastery and explore the area around Lluc.
Option 1 - Lluc to Caimari
Distance: 5 miles (8km)
Total ascent: 400 feet (120m)
In summary: After spending some time enjoying the Monastery and its surrounds, we take the GR222 (Cami Vell) and follow it south through lovely woodland, enjoying superb viewpoints en route, to the charming, traditional village of Caimari.
Highlight: The beautiful monastery in Lluc.
Option 2 - Lluc to Caimari via Menut
Distance: 9 miles (14½km)
Total ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: This walk starts with a circuit around the Moleta de Binifaldo, taking in some dramatic mountain scenery, before returning to the Lluc area and following the same route as the Option 1 walk.
Highlight: Dramatic mountain scenery.
Today we enjoy walks on the Alcudia Peninsula.
Option 1 - Coll de na Benet
Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: We walk on an easy track through pleasant woodland to reach the Fontanelles Valley. Here we ascend gently to the Coll affording us views of the surrounding hills and the coastline. We continue on good tracks and paths to our finishing point at the Bon Aire Marina.
Highlight: Both of our walks today are interesting, with great views.
Option 2 - Talaia d’Alcudia
Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 1,500 (450m)
In summary: Today, our walk starts at the Ermita de la Victoria from where we start our ascent to the summit of the Talaia. After enjoying the panoramic views, we descend on a stony mountain path to a picnic area. After a short walk along a broad dirt track, we enter the Fontanelles Valley ascending to another viewpoint and then descending to join the route of the Option 1 group to the Marina for refreshments.
Highlight: Ascent of Talaia with stunning views.
Each week there is a free day when no guided walks are offered. This is an ideal opportunity to relax around the hotel, walk independently or visit local places of interest. Some options for your free day may include:
Puerto Pollensa: Have a leisurely lunch in the town, visit the local market, take a boat trip from the harbour, or simply enjoy a stroll down the beach.
Pollensa: Visit the beautiful old town of Pollensa by public bus. Explore the old winding streets and climb the steps to the Calvary.
Palma de Mallorca: Take the local bus to the capital, Palma, to explore the magnificent cathedral and the old quarter with its medieval layout of narrow winding streets.
Today we travel south east to the Arta Peninsula to visit the Llevant Natural Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty, for our walks. Our journey will take us via the old town of Arta to the Park Visitor Centre where there are toilets and a small exhibition area.
Option 1 - Soldiers’ Camp and Betlam
Distance: 4½miles (7½km)
Total ascent: 600 feet (180m)
In summary: Today we have two short, but equally beautiful walks. Our morning walk will take us on a short but steep ascent to the ‘Soldiers Camp’. After lunch we will return to the Park Centre for a transfer to Arta for a short visit before continuing our journey to the coast for a relaxing afternoon stroll to the lovely small town of Betlam for a swim or a visit to a bar.
Highlight: Extensive views of wild and unspoilt countryside from the 'Soldiers Camp'.
Option 2 - Soldiers Camp and GR222 to Betlam
Distance: 7½ miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,200 feet (360m)
In summary: Initially we take the same route as the Option 1 group. After visiting the Soldier’s Camp we take the GR222 and follow this all the way to Betlam enjoying the peace and solitude of this lovely area.
Highlight: Walking along the GR222 long distance trail with fantastic views.
For our final day, we return to the Tramuntana Mountains for further exploration. Both walks will use part of the GR221, a long distance route which runs the length of the Tramuntana Mountains.
Option 1 - Lluc to Binifaldo Circuit
Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 900 feet (270m)
In summary: Starting from Lluc Monastery for our circular walk, we will enjoy the pleasant karst and woodland scenery north of the area. Our walk will include a visit to the 'Camel Rock' and will pass evidence of previous woodland industries. Our return leg back to Lluc will follow part of the long distance GR221 path.
Highlight: The interesting and varied scenery of the Tramuntana mountains.
Option 2 - Lluc to Pollensa
Distance: 11 miles (17km)
Total ascent: 700 feet (220m)
Total descent: 2,000 feet (600m)
In summary: Initially following the same route as Option 1, we also have the opportunity to view 'the Camel'. We then follow the GR221 descending through woodland, quiet roads and on riverside footpaths, reaching the town of Pollensa for some much needed refreshments.
Highlight: Enjoy stunning mountain views.
We hope to see you again soon.
Hoposa Hotel Uyal -Mallorca
The 4-star Hoposa Hotel Uyal is located in the resort of Puerto Pollensa. This small town is situated on the Bay of Pollensa in the north of Mallorca and offers all the shops and services you could require. Facilities at the hotel include an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, wellness centre and gym. The bedrooms are light and airy and contemporary in design. The beach is just 10 metres from the doorstep.
Rooms
Hotel Uyal has 116 rooms spread over two buildings, the oldest built in 1954. All rooms are en-suite and include:
- Television
- Hairdryer
- Safe deposit box
- Mini-bar
- Air Conditioning
- Free Wi-Fi
- Tea and coffee making facilities
Facilities
The hotel has a delightful terrace and garden areas as well as an outdoor freshwater pool (seasonal) and a wellness centre which includes a small pool, gym, and sauna. There is a laundry service and free Wi-Fi throughout.
Food & Drink
Our holidays at Hotel Uyal are on a Half Board basis and include breakfast and a buffet style evening meal.
Breakfast
There is an extensive selection of hot and cold options for breakfast from a self-select buffet.
Evening meal
Enjoy three courses with a range of international and local dishes available. There will be a vegetarian option but if you have any special dietary requirements we recommend that you discuss your preferences with the hotel management.
Drinks
There is also a well-stocked bar serving beer, wine, and spirits.
Dress code
There is a dress code for dinner: long trousers for gentlemen
Your Evenings
The friendly atmosphere of our holidays continues into the evening. Enjoy a glass of wine or local beer before hearing about the next day's activities. Your evening meal is the main focus of the evening, however, you may like to join your leader for a short stroll along the seafront. Your leader will check for any local events being held in the resort so you do not miss out on any fun. Alternatively, you may choose to just relax with a good book on the terrace or chat with your fellow guests.
Getting to Hoposa Hotel Uyal -Mallorca
Find out more about this location including travel details and room types.
More InformationEssential Information
Passport Requirements
You may need to renew your British passport if you’re travelling from 1 January 2021.
On the day you travel, you’ll need your passport to both:
- have at least 6 months left
- be less than 10 years old (even if it has 6 months or more left)
Use the government website to see if your passport is valid for this holiday
EHIC cards
The UK government has officially launched the Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC), which will replace the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). UK residents can now apply for one of the GHIC cards, which will gradually replace the EHIC cards as they reach their expiry dates. Every family member travelling requires a GHIC. You can make an application for yourself and on behalf of your partner and any dependent children under the age of 16. Both cards will offer equivalent protection for emergency and medically necessary healthcare needs when in the EU on a temporary stay, which includes holiday, study and business travel. Necessary healthcare includes things like
• emergency treatment and visits to A&E
• treatment for long-term or pre-existing medical conditions
• routine medical care for pre-existing conditions that need monitoring
• oxygen and kidney dialysis
The public only need to apply for their free GHIC cards when their current EHIC expires. The process is likely to take two weeks. For more information visit https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/healthcare-abroad/apply-for-a-free-uk-global-health-insurance-card-ghic/.
The GHIC is not an alternative to travel insurance. We advise all holidaymakers to also invest in travel insurance that covers healthcare, so they are covered for other issues that may arise, as well as cancellations and lost luggage.
Essential Equipment
To enjoy walking/hiking comfortably and safely, footwear, clothing and equipment needs to be suitable for the conditions. Safety and comfort are our priorities, so our advice is to come prepared for all eventualities.
- Footwear with a good grip on the sole (e.g.Vibram sole) is the key to avoiding accidents.
- Walking/hiking boots providing ankle support and good grip are recommended (ideally worn in), and specialist walking socks to avoid blisters.
- Several layers of clothing, which can be added or removed, are better than a single layer (include spares).
- Fabrics (lightweight and fast drying) designed for the outdoors are recommended.
- Waterproof jacket and waterproof over trousers.
- Warm hat and gloves.
- Denim jeans and capes are not suitable on any walks.
- Rucksack with a waterproof liner.
- Thermos flask for hot drink.
- Water bottle (at least 2 litre).
- Spare high-energy food such as a chocolate bar.
- Small torch.
- First aid kit – your leader’s first aid kit doesn’t contain any medication or blister kits (such as Compeed).
- Sun hat and sunglasses
- Sun cream.
Optional Equipment
- Walking poles are useful, particularly for descents.
- Insect repellent.
- Camera.
- Gaiters.
Guest Reviews
All holidays are subject to availability. Prices are subject to change.
Prices based on two people sharing. Supplements may apply.
Non-member fee: £30 per person.
These departure dates can be booked with flights or as land only holiday options. All packages that include flights are ATOL protected. Advertised flight prices are based on UK flights departing from London. Regional departures and/or connections to London, if available, can be requested. Cabin upgrades may also be available on request.
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25 Sep 2021
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02 Oct -
09 Oct 2021
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16 Oct 2021
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30 Apr 2022
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7 | 2022 Itinerary | £1,359 £1,159 | Save £200 Per Person | Trip Notes | Book Now | |
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30 Apr -
07 May 2022
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14 May 2022
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14 May -
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17 Sep -
24 Sep 2022
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01 Oct 2022
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08 Oct 2022
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08 Oct -
15 Oct 2022
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25 Sep 2021
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7 | 2021 Itinerary | £1,359 | Available | Trip Notes | Book Now | |
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25 Sep -
02 Oct 2021
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7 | 2022 Itinerary | £1,359 | Available | Trip Notes | Book Now | |
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02 Oct -
09 Oct 2021
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7 | 2021 Itinerary | £1,199 £1,149 | Save £50 Per Person | Trip Notes | Book Now | |
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09 Oct -
16 Oct 2021
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23 Apr -
30 Apr 2022
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7 | 2022 Itinerary | £1,149 £949 | Save £200 Per Person | Trip Notes | Book Now | |
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30 Apr -
07 May 2022
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07 May -
14 May 2022
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01 Oct 2022
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Important Information
- Double room for sole occupancy: £53 per night.
- Sea View: £24 per room per night.
- Travel: Flight supplement from Manchester and Birmingham: £60pp.
- Our airport taxi service operates at this resort – price per taxi: £80 one way.
- Independent travellers can join our transfer from Palma Airport: £25pp one way.
7 nights from £1,359pp £1,159pp with flights
Europe: Save up to £200 pp
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