GR221 Experience Planner | Estellencs to Sóller Itinerary

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Choose your options below to create a personalised day-by-day route plan with downloadable GPX route files for each stage.
Stops are based on access to accommodation (does not include camping).

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Total Moving Time

22h 15m

Hours Per Day8h

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Your Journey

3days

Based on an average of 8 hours on the trail per day

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The GR221 Experience: Estellencs to Sóller

If you have a week in Mallorca rather than a fortnight, this is the part of the Dry Stone Route to walk. In 53 km it links five Tramuntana villages on paths built by charcoal burners, olive farmers and an Austrian archduke, with the sea in view for most of the way.

The planner above splits the section to suit your pace and the hours you want to walk each day, using only stops with somewhere to stay.

Stage by Stage

Estellencs to Banyalbufar
6.4 km · ↑ 177 m · ↓ 210 m
A short opener on old cart tracks above the sea, ending among the stepped vegetable terraces that Banyalbufar has farmed since Moorish times.
Banyalbufar to Esporles
7.8 km · ↑ 356 m · ↓ 278 m
Inland through holm-oak woods and over the Coll de Sant Jordi, dropping into a lived-in market village rather than a resort.
Esporles to Valldemossa
9.6 km · ↑ 621 m · ↓ 388 m
A steady climb through the Tramuntana's wooded heart to the hilltop town of the Carthusian monastery and Chopin's winter of 1838.
Valldemossa to Deià
13.6 km · ↑ 607 m · ↓ 856 m
The showpiece day: the Archduke's Path along the cliff-top ridge, with the whole north coast laid out below, before a long descent to Deià.
Deià to Sóller
16.0 km · ↑ 333 m · ↓ 472 m
Coastal mule paths past Llucalcari and the olive terraces of Can Prohom, finishing in Sóller's orange-grove valley and its town square.