Mallorca's west coast road trip to Sa Calobra Rutas y Rutinas
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Sa Calobra road, Mallorca, Spain
1,333 reviews #102 of 776 things to do in Majorca Beaches Write a review About Tucked within the Serra Tramontana mountain range, the winding road to Sa Calobra features intimidating hairpin turns, popular with adventurous cyclists.
Sa Calobra road, Mallorca, Spain
Sa Calobra 29:53 (sub 30) — mission complete. Failure is the path to success. I have ridden up Mallorca's most iconic climb, Sa Calobra, countless times and got dangerously close to 30:00. So I decided that it was time to stop being a "nearly man" and get it done in sub-30.
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There are basically three roads to the Sa Calobra turn: from the south (up from Caimari, then turn left at the top of the Col de sa Batalla); from the west (the big climb from Soller through the Puig Major tunnel); or from the east (up the more gentle climb from Pollensa old town).
Road to Sa Calobra in Serra de Tramuntana mountains in Mallorca, Spain. High quality photo
How to get to Sa Calobra? Unless you get a seasonal boat from Port Soller to Port de Sa Calobra, the only way to reach the climb is to do some decent climbing before hand. Depending on the route you choose you will have to go up Puig Major, Col de sa Batalla or Col de Femenia, and then from MA-10 get the junction to Sa Calobra.
Carretera de Sa Calobra The best road in Spain? Adventure Bike Rider
The Sa Calobra climb is Mallorca's most famous, spectacular and, arguably, toughest cycling climb. Sheer limestone cliff faces reach down to the turquoise sea. Weaving through the craggy lunar landscape, a feat of engineering and a work of art: a looping grey squiggle of silver tarmac that entices cyclists from across the globe.
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Mallorca's west coast road trip to Sa Calobra written by Isabel September 10, 2020 Sa Calobra, declared a Natural Monument by the Balearic Government in 2003, is a beautiful cove located in the Tramontana mountains of Mallorca. To get there, you'll head down the MA-10 towards Escorca.
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On the wildly rugged Northwest coast of Mallorca close to the Serra de Tramuntana in the north of Mallorca mountain range, you will find the tiny coastal village of Sa Calobra. Two beaches trapped between spectacular cliffs are the perfect spot for a refreshing dip in the Med.
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The Sa Calobra road is a branch of the MA10 that starts from the municiplity of Escorca, near the Gorg Blau reservoir and at the foot of the Puig Major (maximum height of Malorca with its 1500 meters), and ends on the beach of Cala Tuent.
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A Road Trip Guide To Sa Calobra In Mallorca
The Sa Calobra Road road is called Ma-2141 and is an offshoot of Ma-10 which happens at this beautiful arched aqueduct. It took us about an hour to drive from Palma to this point. We enjoyed getting out of the car to see this up close before following the signs to the beginning of the 8 mile route.
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Where is Sa Calobra road? Tucked away on the northwestern part of the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca, to the east of Port de Sóller, the road (officially designed MA-2141), is totally paved. Snaking through the rocky landscape of the island, the eight-mile stretch of tarmac is also steep.
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Sa Calobra is a small village in the Escorca municipality on the northwest coast of the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca. The port village is a popular destination for coach trips and road cyclists.
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Sa Calobra is without a doubt one of the most famous and most spectacular bike rides on Mallorca. Over 9.5km, it's narrow mountain roads descend from Colls d.
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The Sa Calobra Serpentine road is a marvel of road engineering, with a total of 26 hairpin turns leading down to the Sa Calobra cove. The road is just over 12 kilometres long and has an average gradient of 7.1%. The twists and turns of the road make for a thrilling drive and provide breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape. Stunning views
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Sa Calobra Road (Road MA-2141) connects the main road from Soler to Pollenca, the MA-10 that goes all the way through the mountain range of the Serra de Tramuntana, to the cove of Sa Calobra. Despite being only 13 kilometers (8 miles) long, the route's pattern makes it feel much longer. Indeed, the road's serpentine nature makes for a slow.