Rent your motorcycle in Cala Millor

The stretch of coast surrounding Cala Millor is perfect for breaking in the motorcycle on the first day of the holiday. Cala Bona, barely two minutes away, has a charming fishing harbour and calm waters where swimming is especially comfortable for families. To the south, S'Illot and Sa Coma offer longer beaches and a more relaxed atmosphere — a simple, well-surfaced route with no demanding gradients, perfect for scooters and for getting to know the eastern coastline of the island.

Less than twenty minutes by motorcycle from Cala Millor, Artà surprises with its medieval silhouette dominated by the Sant Salvador sanctuary and the surrounding walls, with panoramic views of the island's interior that alone justify the detour. The road between Cala Millor and Artà is smooth and comfortable for scooters, without the mountain passes that characterise the Serra de Tramuntana. On the way back, the weekly market of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar offers local produce.

To the northeast, the road between Cala Millor and Cala Rajada follows a gentle coastal route perfectly accessible for low-engine motorcycles, with sea views and optional stops at Capdepera and its medieval castle at the top of the village. The Cap de Capdepera lighthouse, the easternmost point of Mallorca, is the final destination of a route of barely half an hour. A half-day excursion that combines heritage, scenery, and the freedom to stop at any point along the way that only two wheels can offer.