What to expect

Four Guided Walks
Explore the Tramuntana Mountains

Cami´ Des Correu
Walk the historic Postman’s Route

Deia´ & Valldemossa
Cobbled streets, churches & culture
About this trip...
Discover the stunning Serra de Tramuntana mountain range on this exclusive walking holiday to Mallorca - designed just for solo travellers. From timeless villages like Deià and Valldemossa to the medieval Postman’s Route and the famous wooden train from Sóller to Palma, every day brings a new adventure filled with breathtaking views, authentic culture, and shared experiences. With four fully guided walks included, you’ll enjoy Mallorca’s dramatic coastal scenery, pretty hilltop towns, and unique history. Stay in a comfortable four-star hotel with your own private room, enjoy evening meals in the hotel, and relax knowing everything is taken care of – including a friendly Solos Tour Leader by your side. Join a welcoming group of fellow solo travellers and create lasting memories in one of Spain’s most spectacular destinations.
Return flights and transfers
Checked Baggage
Airport taxes & charges
Room for sole use
Half Board – Daily breakfast and evening meals in hotel
Welcome drink
4 fully guided walking days
Free Solos App with all your travel documents
Dedicated Whatsapp group for your trip
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
Fully financially Protected
- Insurance click here
- Tourist Tax currenclty €4.40 per room per night payable locally
What you'll be doing

Day One: Arrival into Mallorca
- Dinner included

Day Two: Deia´ Circular Route
We start in Deià, one of the most iconic villages in Mallorca and home to the legendary writer Robert Graves. We'll take a short loop through the village, visiting the church and the historic graveyard before heading out.
From there we follow a beautiful path through the vegetable gardens of local residents, winding through ancient olive groves until we join the GR221, the most famous long-distance trail in Mallorca.
The trail leads us through the tiny hamlet of Llucalcari before reaching the coastline, where we pick up the Camí de Pintors, the Painters' Path. This stretch offers some of the most spectacular views of the week, hugging the cliffs with the Mediterranean stretching out below.
We finish the hike descending to Cala Deià, a stunning hidden cove where, if time and sea conditions allow, we can take a refreshing swim or grab a coffee at one of the local bars before making our way to bus pick up point.
- Transfer time: 45 minutes
- Length of walk: 7.7KM / 4.8 Miles
- Expected duration of walk: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Terrain: Mixed: Path / Asphalt / Dirt Road / Forest / Road
- Ascent / Decent: 214m / 309m
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Three: Postman's Route, Esporles to Banyalbufar
Today we transfer to the mountain village of Esporles, a pretty village that retains much of its original charm, with typical stone faced houses and winding streets. Here we begin the popular hiking 'Old Postman's Route'. The Camí Des Correu (Post Road) is the royal road with medieval roots dating to 1401, and connects Esporles with Banyalbufar. Until the 19th Century, this public path was the only means of communication between the two towns and, from there, with Palma. But after the current road between Esporles and Banyalbufar was inaugurated, the path was abandoned. The Consell de Mallorca restored it in 1999 and included it in the path network of the Ruta de Piedra en Seco. The route runs through holm oak forests and has wonderful views of the Serra de Tramuntana coast.
- Transfer time: 40 minutes
- Length of walk: 7.3KM / 4.5 Miles
- Expected duration of walk: 2 hours 5 minutes
- Terrain: Mixed: Path / Asphalt / Dirt Road / Forest / Road
- Ascent / Decent: 224m / 419ft
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Four: Day at leisure
We spend today however we wish. We can kick back and relax at the hotel, making use of its facilities, such as its pools, bars or even the wellness and spa area. The sandy beach of Santa Ponsa is a short walk away, or we can explore the city of Palma, known as the 'pearl of the Mediterranean,' which is 20km away and is perfect for a day trip. The capital of the island boasts the huge Santa María Cathedral, a Gothic landmark from the 13th Century which overlooks the Bay of Palma.
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Five: Valldemosa Circular Route
This morning, we transfer to the hilltop village of Valldemossa. From there, we begin a small circular route taking us to the Hermitage of Valldemossa. We see the ruins of the 'ermites velles' chapel and cross several oak forests. Whilst walking, we'll find numerous remains of different typical constructions of old professions linked to the rural world in the Serra de Tramuntana, such as lime kilns or coal bunkers. This walk is a route through the trades of the forest.
- Transfer time: 40 minutes
- Length of walk: 7 KM / 4.4 Miles
- Expected duration of walk: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Terrain: Mixed: Path / Asphalt / Dirt Road / Forest / Road
- Ascent / Decent: 205m / 195m
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Six: Day at leisure
Today we have another day at leisure. The choice is ours on how we wish to spend it, either relaxing or exploring the local area further.
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Seven: Deia´ to Soller
We begin the day with breakfast before heading to the outskirts of Deiá. Today's beautiful walk begins on the outside of the village, walking to the beautiful old traditional town of Soller. On this walk, we witness some fabulous viewpoints of the coast and Soller itself. We can also enjoy some free time in Soller, which sits in the heart of the ‘valley of oranges’. The main square – Plaza de la Constitución – is Soller’s beating heart, which is lined with numerous bars and cafés.
- Transfer time: 45 minutes
- Length of walk: 7.6 KM / 4.7 Miles
- Expected duration of walk: 2 hours 305 minutes
- Terrain: Mixed: Path / Asphalt / Dirt Road / Forest / Road
- Ascent / Decent: 266m / 351m
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Eight: Departure day
Today we enjoy our final breakfast at the hotel, before transferring to the airport for our flight home.
- Breakfast included
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Essential Information
Guided walks are included as part of this holiday. Your dedicated walking guide will brief you in resort on the daily walking programme.
The walking programme is graded by difficulty, and you can expect to walk varying distances with a range of ascents and descents. Some walks may be challenging, with uneven or rough terrain underfoot and sections at higher altitude. Please refer to the day-by-day itinerary for full details of each walk.
A good level of physical fitness is required to fully enjoy this holiday.
It is important that you consider whether your chosen holiday is suitable for your level of fitness, mobility and any medical conditions or additional needs. If you are unsure, please contact our team before booking. We will be happy to discuss the holiday requirements and your individual circumstances to help you decide whether the holiday is suitable for you.
We are committed to treating all customers fairly and will consider any reasonable adjustments where possible. Please let us know before booking if you have a disability, medical condition or any additional requirements that may affect your holiday. This allows us to assess whether we can safely and appropriately accommodate your needs and to ensure you have the best possible holiday experience.
Care should be taken at all times, particularly on uneven or wet terrain. If you normally use walking poles, we recommend bringing them with you. Sturdy walking boots or walking shoes are essential.
Please note that the route and content of the walking programme may need to change during the holiday, at the discretion of the specialist walking guide or local organiser, if local conditions require.
If you have any concerns during your trip, please speak to your specialist walking guide or Solos Tour Leader.
For further information, please refer to our website Terms and Conditions
- Walking boots with good ankle support
- Waterproofs – jacket and trousers
- Walking poles – recommended as they provide good support for the knees, particularly on downhill sections of walks and when conditions are wet/slippery
- Lightweight trousers and shorts with pockets
- Shirts or t-shirts for walking in
- Walking socks – several pairs
- Lightweight fleece or jumper
- Daysack/rucksack for walking
- Lightweight drinking bottle to carry water whilst walking
- Small first aid kit – plasters, insect repellant, etc
- Good, high factor sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses
It is important that you have the correct footwear. It is essential to wear walking boots that are comfortable and preferably lightweight, with some ankle support and a good grip. If you already have a pair of boots that you are happy walking in (including during hot/wet weather and on hard ground), then bring these along. However, if you are bringing new footwear, do make sure they are well broken in before you arrive. The weather, even in summer, can be unpredictable. We would therefore recommend you travel with clothing suitable for all conditions, and suggest you use the following checklist as a guideline of what to take:
- Walking boots with good ankle support
- Waterproofs – jacket and trousers
- Walking poles – recommended as they provide good support for the knees, particularly on downhill sections of walks and when conditions are wet/slippery
- Lightweight trousers and shorts with pockets
- Shirts or t-shirts for walking in
- Walking socks – several pairs
- Lightweight fleece or jumper
- Hat & gloves
- Daysack/rucksack for walking
- Umbrella – it can be used also for protection from the sun as well as rain
- Lightweight drinking bottle to carry water whilst walking
- Small first aid kit – plasters, insect repellent, etc
- Good, high factor sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses – the sun’s strength is often multiplied in mountainous areas.
From the 12th October 2025 the EU is introducing a new European Entry System (EES) that will be phased in and fully operational by the 10th April 2026. Non-EU nationals including British passport holders will now be required to complete biometric checks on arrival and exit to Schengen countries, which will include facial recognition and fingerprints. There is no cost for this, and no action needs to be taken prior to departure.















