These 4 Eurobike, Eurohike Getaways Promise Unbeatable Views, Adventures

Adventure travelers are in for a treat with these new itineraries and getaways from Eurobike and Eurohike.

Eurohike: Mallorca Trans Tramuntana

Explore ancient pilgrimage paths, olive and orange groves, and jagged limestone peaks leading into stunning panoramas of the sea — a version of Mallorca only a few get to experience. This hiking trip takes travelers along some of the most iconic areas of the legendary GR 221 trail, including Alcúdia Peninsula over Puig Tomir, historic Lluc Monastery, Cúber Reservoir, Pass de L’Ofre, the soaring heights of Es Cornador and picturesque descent into Biniaraix. After a small break in the village of Delià, travelers will continue on the coastal path toward Port de Sóller before ending with a day exploring the cafés, boutiques and hidden corners of Palma.

Eurohike: Salzkammergut Lakes & Dachstein Glacier

This Austrian hiking adventure starts in the rolling hills of Lake Traunsee before heading up to the lunar landscape of the Höllengebrige range. The journey then goes to the historic spa town of Bad Ischl. Travelers will follow a favorite trail of locals that leads to a hidden lake in the forest beneath Katrin Massif, followed by a path leading to the shores of beautiful Lake Wolfgangsee. Next, climb above the Zinkenbach stream, trek across the alpine meadows of the Postalm plateau and then one more uphill climb along the historic Herrenweg path to the Zwieselalm. All that work will pay off with a cable car ride down, offering a last look at Lake Gosausee and Dachstein Glacier.

Eurobike: Mallorca Loop Tour

Experience enchantment, white-sand beaches like Es Trenc and the rugged peaks of Serra de Tramuntana with this bestselling cycling tour of Mallorca. The tour travels through coastal towns like Port de Sóller and Playa de Palma, as well as charming villages like Son Carrió, exploring citrus groves and natural wonders like the mystical Caves of Drach in Porto Cristo and salt flats of Es Llevant. Next, explore Fornalutx, known as “the most beautiful village in Spain,” featuring picturesque streets, terrace cafés and more. Explore the dramatic west coast before returning to Palma for one more taste of the Mediterranean flair.

Eurobike: Porto-Lisbon

Travelers are constantly falling in love with Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Lisbon, the country’s hilly capital on the Tagus River. Explore the winding cycling paths between them, offering a glimpse into the stunning Atlantic beaches, hidden bays, charming fishing villages, dramatic cliffs and the waves of Nazaré. Highlights include stops at Aveiro, known as the Venice of Portugal, and the bustling coastal town of Figueira da Foz.