The Hostal Rosell team is pleased to offer you this selection of cycling routes around Ibiza, designed to help you enjoy the island in a unique way. You will enjoy spectacular panoramic views, hidden corners and an unforgettable experience on two wheels, for all levels. Start your cycling adventure with us!
For a quick big-picture map, this hub brings together all route options in Ibiza (car, hiking, cycling and boat): Routes in Ibiza.
And if you’re planning your trip and have been searching for a hotel in Ibiza, accommodation, or a hostel, here’s the key to make your plan perfect: choosing a good base lets you start early, reach the routes without rush, and return to rest properly.
Route | Area | Route profile |
|---|---|---|
Santa Eulalia - Es Canar | East / north-east | Departure through the eastern area |
San Carlos - Racó des Llaüt | North-east | Scenery and rural/coastal surroundings |
San Juan - Cala Xarraca | North of Ibiza | Departure through the north of Ibiza |
San José - Benimussa | South-west / inland | Inland and rural scenery |
Difficulty should not be assessed based on distance alone. To recommend a route as easy, moderate or demanding, it is important to consider total elevation gain, surface conditions, traffic, exposure and the technical nature of the route.
Bring water and food
Drive with caution
Dress appropriately
Check the bicycle before setting off
Having read this, you are now ready to choose your route and start discovering the most authentic Ibiza, let the adventure begin!
This cycle route combines urban sections with coastal landscapes and a touch of authentic Ibizan atmosphere. You will cycle from Santa Eulària des Riu to Es Canar. Enjoy a leisurely ride with spectacular ocean views and stops at enchanting spots. An ideal route for cyclists who want to explore the island in a relaxed way. Are you ready to start pedaling?
If you are looking for a cycling route that combines tranquility, rural landscapes and a touch of the coast, this route from San Carlos de Peralta to Racó des Llaüts, passing through Es Figueral, is perfect for you. You will cycle along typical Ibizan roads, surrounded by relaxing views, and at the end you will be able to cool down in one of the quietest coves on the island. This is an ideal route for cyclists who want to discover Ibiza at a leisurely pace, are you up to the challenge?
If you are looking for a cycle route that combines tradition, nature, and dreamy landscapes, this route from San Juan Bautista to Cala Xarraca is ideal. You will ride along rural roads, enjoy views of the north coast of Ibiza, and discover one of the most peaceful and authentic coves on the Island. Are you ready to start?
This route from San Josep to Benimussa, passing through San Agustí, is ideal for those who want to combine rural landscapes, small charming villages, and a bit of physical challenge. You will cycle along secondary roads and quiet paths, enjoying authentic Ibiza away from the tourist crowds. It is perfect for intermediate cyclists who want to explore the island in a different way.
Spring and autumn are usually particularly comfortable times for planning longer cycling trips, as they help you avoid some of the heat during the middle of the summer day. In the hottest months, it is advisable to set off early, carry enough water and adjust the duration to the conditions of the day.
If you are planning a getaway outside the summer season, you can complete your planning with our guide to Ibiza in autumn.
The bicycle should be suited to the route you plan to ride. Before booking, check the size, overall condition, helmet, basic puncture repair kit and breakdown assistance. If you choose an e-bike, also check the battery, range and charger.
If you are looking for more active tourism options, you can check our guide to adventure and sports activities in Ibiza.
Only four: Santa Eulalia - Es Canar, San Carlos - Racó des Llaüts, San Juan - Cala Xarraca and San José - Benimussa. No new routes are added.
It is advisable to compare elevation gain, surface conditions, traffic and technical difficulty rather than focusing only on distance.
No. Santa Eulalia and Es Canar are located in the east/north-east of the island; the previous classification as “West” should be corrected.
Some metrics need to be verified, and two routes shared exactly the same data. For this reason, this version avoids keeping questionable figures without a reliable track or source.
It may be possible, but you should check that the route and surface are suitable for the bicycle, as well as considering battery range and elevation gain.
Spring and autumn usually offer comfortable conditions for longer rides. In summer, it is advisable to adapt your schedule, water intake and intensity to the heat.
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