What can I expect to pay for renting a bike for a day on Mallorca?

When planning to explore the island by bike, you’ll find that daily rental prices usually fall within a reasonable range, reflecting the type of bicycle and rental location. In towns like Palma, Alcudia, or Soller, standard city or hybrid bikes typically cost somewhere around 15 to 30 euros per day. If you’re aiming for something more specialised, such as a mountain bike to climb the trails of the Tramuntana or a road bike to tackle the Ma-13, expect prices to be a bit higher, sometimes reaching up to 50 euros.

Many rental shops around Cala Mondrago or near the popular Es Trenc beach also provide electric bikes, which can be a great help if you’re cycling up hills. These usually come at a premium, but some shops offer discounts if you rent for several days. Including helmets and locks in the price is common, but it’s wise to clarify this before renting, as some places might charge extra for these essentials.

The island’s varied terrain means cycling can range from casual rides through Valldemossa and Deia to more demanding routes along the Ma-10 or into Pollenca’s surroundings. Local bike hire services often have options to suit different fitness levels and interests. Before committing, checking online reviews and asking locals for trusted rental spots — especially if you want a reliable bike to explore beyond the popular routes — will help you make the best choice.