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11th September 2019

From the villa: Mallorcan tumbet

A traditional Mallorcan dish with many variations, tumbet is a favourite of ours at the villa. It packs a good deal of carbohydrates into one dish, and is a hearty, satisfying accompaniment to any post-ride meal.  Each village on the island offers its own version of the dish, and the only real ‘rule’ is to...
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19th September 2018

From the villa: Mallorcan lemon marmalade

Knowing exactly what ingredients are in your food is always reassuring when you’re training or racing. But the feeling of using ingredients that you’ve grown is even better – especially when they’re Spanish lemons for homemade marmalade. Our villa has some beautiful lemon trees in the grounds, and every year I harvest the fruit for...
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17th July 2018

Fuel for the ride: High-energy granola recipe

David rode L’Étape du Tour last week – his second time at the event. Covering a gruelling 169km with 4,000+ metres of elevation, it’s a tough challenge for even the most seasoned riders amongst us, and one that requires proper fuelling. This granola recipe is something I’ve used at the villa for a while, and...
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1st June 2018

Success at the Etape Caledonia 2018

Big congratulations to Jim, Adrian and Roger, riding in Bespoked Holidays colours, on their epic ride in the Etape de Caledonia 2018. After taking on the challenges of some of the classic climbs on the Island during their stay with us here in Mallorca (without missing out on exploring the delights of the local brewers)...
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25th July 2017

Thank you to the guys at Cyclist and BikesEtc.

The guys at Cyclist and BikesEtc. have been amazing. They managed to capture exactly what we offer our guests. We are very grateful to them for their help, support and encouragement. Great Magazines! Follow the link below to their “In-depth Articles” review: Cyclist Magazine
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6th June 2017

A Mallorcan Wine Festival

Amidst the golden stone villages and olive groves, apricot and almond orchards is the imposing Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range; designated a UNESCO world heritage site in 2011, the roads over it are a playground for our cycling guests. At the feet of the range feet are the rich fertile soils of the wine-producing region...
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10th May 2016

Ironman Mallorca 70.3 2016 Edition

An amazing performance in torrid conditions Well done Tom! Despite torrential rain, a very choppy sea and skittish riding conditions, Tom battled on to successfully complete the 2016 Edition of the Mallorca Ironman 70.3 on Saturday in an excellent time. True grit! Friday was a great day on the bike (80 odd km) out to...
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29th May 2015

Hidden Gems – Sublime artistry in bronze and cuisine

Tribute to a proud Cyclist and Talented Culinary Team. As you cross the Faixina bridge in Palma over the La Riera river you might just miss Aligi Sassu’s sculpture of “The Cyclist”. The seven foot tall bronze was acquired by the city in 1999 and portrays a proud athelete with his machine, looking towards the...
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21st April 2015

Moorish Castles, slow roast lamb and a wine fest

Walk to Alaró castle and roast lamb lunch at Es Verger followed by wine tasting at Macia Batle. The Moors swept through Mallorca in 903, and stayed until they were expelled by a resurgent nationalistic shock-wave spearheaded by King James I of Aragon in 1229. The name Alaró has its origins in the Muslim farmhouse...
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20th April 2015

Time Triallists, Famous Bikes and Pescado

As we look out over the gentle curve of the Bay of Pollensa, the sea is flat, calm. There isn’t a whisper of wind. Our view is interrupted momentarily by the flash of spinning spokes as time-triallists wizz along the smooth tarmac, the gentle clacking from their aerobikes the only sound. We are 2km away...
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