Bike rental on the edge of the Serra de Tramuntana
Bike Rental Selva, Campanet and Buger – Road Bike Delivery
Our bike rental service delivers high-quality road bikes directly to your accommodation in Selva, Campanet or Buger. The three villages lie close together between Inca, Sa Pobla and the Serra de Tramuntana. Selva and Caimari provide direct access to the Lluc climb, while Campanet and Buger connect quieter inland roads with Pollenca and the Bay of Alcudia.
- Delivery to villas, hotels and holiday homes
- Direct access through Caimari to Lluc
- Quiet roads between Inca and Sa Pobla
- Models and frame sizes online
Three villages, one road cycling area
Road cycling in Selva, Campanet and Buger 2026
The villages share the same key routes but have different immediate terrain. Selva is closest to the mountains, Campanet links the Tramuntana and the north, while Buger provides the flattest transition towards Sa Pobla and the Pla de Mallorca.
Selva and Caimari
Selva is the strongest base for climbers. The classic road to Coll de sa Batalla and Lluc begins through Caimari.
Campanet
Campanet lies between Pollenca, Sa Pobla and Selva, making it suitable for rolling loops and routes linking the mountains with the bay.
Buger
Buger sits lower and closer to Sa Pobla, combining flatter endurance rides with short access to Campanet.
One delivery region
Accommodation and villas in all three villages can be served through the same regional delivery planning.
Suggested road cycling routes
Popular road bike routes from Selva, Campanet and Buger
Distances are approximate. Length and elevation vary depending on which of the three villages your accommodation is in.
Lluc through Caimari
Route: Selva – Caimari – Coll de sa Batalla – Lluc – return
Roads: Ma-2130
Distance: approximately 40–60 km
Elevation gain: approximately 800–1,200 m
Profile: Classic mountain ride with a steady climb from Caimari.
Pollenca and Coll de Femenia
Route: Campanet – Pollenca – Coll de Femenia – Lluc – Caimari – Selva – Campanet
Roads: Ma-2200, Ma-10, Ma-2130 and regional roads
Distance: approximately 75–95 km
Elevation gain: approximately 1,300–1,700 m
Profile: Demanding loop with a long climb and Tramuntana scenery.
Sa Pobla, Muro and Llubi
Route: Buger – Sa Pobla – Muro – Llubi – Inca – Buger
Roads: Regional roads through the Raiguer and Pla
Distance: approximately 60–80 km
Elevation gain: approximately 400–700 m
Profile: Flat to rolling and suitable for endurance or recovery rides.
Orient, Alaro and Binissalem
Route: Selva – Inca – Lloseta – Alaro – Orient – Bunyola – Santa Maria – Binissalem – return
Roads: Regional roads and Ma-2100
Distance: approximately 90–115 km
Elevation gain: approximately 1,200–1,700 m
Profile: Long and varied mountain and foothill loop.
Check the route with an up-to-date navigation app before setting off. Weather and traffic are particularly relevant on mountain roads.
Villages and local character
What distinguishes Selva, Campanet and Buger?
The combined page does more than list three place names. Each village has a clear role within the local cycling area.
Selva as the climbing base
Selva and Caimari are the best choice when Lluc and the Tramuntana are the main focus.
Campanet between north and mountains
Campanet suits riders who want to connect Pollenca, Sa Pobla and Lluc without long transfers.
Landmarks and stops
Interesting places in the region
Caimari and olive culture
The village at the foot of the Lluc climb is closely associated with olive growing and oil production.
Fonts Ufanes
The karst springs near Campanet are a well-known natural phenomenon and a recovery-day destination.
Campanet caves
The limestone caves outside the village provide an alternative to a day on the road bike.
Village centres and squares
Selva, Campanet and Buger have small central squares that work well as café and meeting points.
Terrain and rider profile
Who is the region suitable for?
Experienced climbers
Selva offers the most direct access to the Lluc climb.
Training groups
Flat, rolling and mountain variants can be planned from the same accommodation.
Villa guests
Many properties lie outside the village centres, making delivery more convenient than visiting a shop.
Long-distance riders
Pollenca, Sa Calobra, Orient and the Pla de Mallorca are reachable as larger day rides.
Bike rental Selva, Campanet and Buger
Reserve a road bike online and have it delivered
Reserve the right road bike online and provide the full name and exact address of your accommodation in Selva, Campanet or Buger. For villas outside the village centres, a complete address, telephone number and clear arrival details are particularly important.
Information required for delivery
- Name and full accommodation address
- Telephone number where you can be reached in Mallorca
- Travel dates and preferred frame size
- Additional directions for remote villas
Other delivery areas
Road bike rental nearby
Inca
Central town between the Pla and Tramuntana.
Sa Pobla
Flat base between the bay and inland Mallorca.
Pollenca and Port Pollenca
Direct access to Formentor and Coll de Femenia.
Sineu
Central base for quieter routes across the Pla de Mallorca.
Frequently asked questions
Bike rental in Selva, Campanet and Buger
Can a road bike be delivered to a villa?
Yes. A precise address, telephone number and, where necessary, additional directions are required.
Which village is best for mountain rides?
Selva is the most convenient base for Caimari, Lluc and other Tramuntana routes.
Which village is best for flatter rides?
Buger provides the quickest transition towards Sa Pobla, Muro and the Pla de Mallorca.
Should I enter Campanet or Selva as the delivery location?
Always enter the actual village and complete address of your accommodation.
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