Manacor and the Llevant (east) region of Mallorca offer a privileged environment for enjoying hiking and cycling. With traditional paths, natural landscapes, and coastal areas, this territory allows visitors to discover an authentic, peaceful, and contrasting Mallorca.

The 14 Routes of Manacor

The municipality’s 14 routes form a network that passes through farmland, vineyards, olive groves, small valleys, and gentle hills surrounding Manacor. They also include coastal sections with unspoilt coves, pine forests, and viewpoints overlooking the Mediterranean.
These routes are varied yet accessible, ideal for both hikers and cyclists, and they showcase the area’s natural, rural, and historical heritage through well-preserved paths.

GR 226 Llevant – East Mallorca

The GR 226 is a long-distance trail that crosses the Llevant region, covering over 100 km with low difficulty. It links villages, rural landscapes, soft mountain ranges, and coastal stretches, offering a continuous experience that blends nature, tranquillity, and local identity.
It is a perfect option for discovering the Llevant over several stages while exploring its cultural and scenic richness.

Together, the 14 routes of Manacor and the GR 226 create an ideal setting for those wishing to explore a more relaxed and genuine Mallorca. Each path reveals a fragment of the history, nature, and Mediterranean landscape that define this part of the island.